Re:KSP2 is spamming the Windows Registry until the game stop...
by ElectricalUnion on Tuesday September 26, 2023 @11:17AM
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I think the only two "real" differences between throwing stuff in a folder and the registry is that:
* a uncorrupted registry hive is supposed to be Directed Acyclic Graph, (while a modern filesystem can have arbitrary cycles with symlinks and bind mounts and junctions) and;
* the registry has more limited name length limits, even assuming Windows somewhat low filesystem name length limits.
* a uncorrupted registry hive is supposed to be Directed Acyclic Graph, (while a modern filesystem can have arbitrary cycles with symlinks and bind mounts and junctions) and;
* the registry has more limited name length limits, even assuming Windows somewhat low filesystem name length limits.