This one is a classic from Sushubh. BSNL Broadband provides a dialler for Linux and gives it in “exe” format!
Nothing could be worse than this. Unless we are talking of Home 125 Plan!
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i think both xp and vista can unzip zip files natively.
and a person running linux... would know how to unzip zip files.
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