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@tauon@possum.city @tendstofortytwo@social.treehouse.systems WIM images are basically a sector-by-sector capture of a specified directory or disk partition with all file/folder attributes and creation/modification dates and symbolic links preserved, encapsulated inside of a single index you can have more than one OS image index in a WIM file, and WIMs support LZX and LZMS compression they're meant to work best with Windows OS images, since they can be serviced using the Windows component-based servicing stack and are able to be pre-customized by OEMs