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Message definition (Appimage)

You can tell the [[Linux kernel]] to use an interpreter (e.g. <code>appimage-run</code>) when executing certain binary files through the use of [$1 binfmt_misc], either by filename extension or magic number matching. Below NixOS configuration registers AppImage files (ELF files with magic number "AI" + 0x02) to be run with <code>appimage-run</code> as interpreter:

You can tell the Linux kernel to use an interpreter (e.g. appimage-run) when executing certain binary files through the use of [$1 binfmt_misc], either by filename extension or magic number matching. Below NixOS configuration registers AppImage files (ELF files with magic number "AI" + 0x02) to be run with appimage-run as interpreter:

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	You can tell the [[Linux kernel]] to use an interpreter (e.g. <code>appimage-run</code>) when executing certain binary files through the use of [~~https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binfmt_misc#External_links~~ binfmt_misc], either by filename extension or magic number matching. Below NixOS configuration registers AppImage files (ELF files with magic number "AI" + 0x02) to be run with <code>appimage-run</code> as interpreter:		You can tell the [[Linux kernel]] to use an interpreter (e.g. <code>appimage-run</code>) when executing certain binary files through the use of [$1 binfmt_misc], either by filename extension or magic number matching. Below NixOS configuration registers AppImage files (ELF files with magic number "AI" + 0x02) to be run with <code>appimage-run</code> as interpreter: