The best and most common uses for this are Wine and qemu-static.
For example, the following (which I grabbed from Wikipedia) `:DOSWin:M::MZ::/usr/bin/wine:` will register `/usr/bin/wine` to run as the wrapper for any .exe that gets executed, with no extra config needed. It simply sees that you tried to run a PE file and will run it in wine.
okay so now you can have some command which you can run which would do somethings with procfs/what not and now you can simply run any jar or exe file as it is....
That is really nice actually!
this could theoretically be used as a scriptesto alternative but it requires some command to run , I was hoping there was a way to use something other than shebang
> Existing Mach-O signing solutions just do ad-hoc signing and/or don't handle Mach-O in the context of a bundle.
I can assure you that saurik's ldid[0] does. Or the updated fork that I maintain at ProcursusTeam/ldid[1]. You can use -K to sign with a cert. You can find full documentation in the manpage[2].
For example, the following (which I grabbed from Wikipedia) `:DOSWin:M::MZ::/usr/bin/wine:` will register `/usr/bin/wine` to run as the wrapper for any .exe that gets executed, with no extra config needed. It simply sees that you tried to run a PE file and will run it in wine.