I'd like to look at some files that are
only distributed in a self-extracting
.exe archive intended to be executed under
Windows or MSDOS. I'm hoping that (A) such
an archive is constructed by simply appending
a compressed image to its own decompressor
and (B) that image is compressed using some
common algorithm because, if so, then I
assume I can use some combination of (say) dd
and unzip to extract the files under Linux.
I very much want to accomplish this using
only "normal" Gnu/Linux tools without having
to mess with something like WINE. Any clues?
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