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`-` can be used in place of `<file>` to designate standard output as the destination, but cannot be used in place of a directory for extracting tar archives.
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Without any arguments, the embedded Kanzi stream will be decompressed into the working directory to a file of the same name as the executable, except with the `.exe` or `.app` extension removed. Or, if the Kanzi stream contains a tar archive, the tar archive will be both decompressed and unarchived into a folder within the working directory of the same name as the executable, except with the `.exe` or `.app` extension removed. So, command-line usage is only optional and the end user can just execute the application as they would any other application for this default behavior.
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Without any arguments, the embedded Kanzi stream will be decompressed into the working directory to a file of the same name as the executable, except with the extension removed. Or, if the Kanzi stream contains a tar archive, the tar archive will be both decompressed and unarchived into a folder within the working directory of the same name as the executable, except with the extension removed. So, command-line usage is only optional and the end user can just execute the application as they would any other application for this default behavior.
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**NOTE FOR LINUX USERS: Executables on Linux generally don't have an extension. However, it is recommended to use an extension anyway just for ease-of-use for whoever you are sending the kanziSFX to, so generally either `.elf` or `.bin`.**
The cno GUI package was used for its extremely minimal and lightweight nature to allow kanziSFX to retain a small footprint, as is necessary for a self-extracting archive decompressor. However, cno only supports native Windows GUIs at the moment, so this reference implementation is only available for Windows.
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The cno GUI package was used for its extremely minimal and lightweight nature to allow kanziSFX to retain a small footprint, as is necessary for a self-extracting archive decompressor. However, cno only supports native GUIs for Windows and Linux at the moment, so there are only GUI reference implementations available for those platforms.
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For additional notes on cno, please refer to its documentation:
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