zip - Distributing Contents for Linux like in Android & iOS? -


i'm designing linux-based system. users of system allowed download contents, i.e. programs, internet. contents distributed in zip packages given special extension names, e.g. .cpk instead of .zip, , 0 compression.

i want give users same experience found in ios , android, in contents distributed in contained packages , run there.

my question can make linux system run programs inside packages without unzipping them? if not, there approach i'm after in linux?

please note don't want extract contents temp folder , delete them after execution because might take longtime, specially large contents. double storage space requirements running contents.

thank in advance.

klik (at least in klik2 cmg format) used ziso image, can mounted kernel or fuse client, rather zip. use other filesystem types supported kernel or via fuse. maybe fuse-zip worth shot?

you modify loader read directly out of bundle. example, android's dalvik vm can load dex files directly apk bundles, zip files. (native code on android, however, still needs unpacked first, , take more time , space. modifying native loader is… tricky.)


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