Anii

Windows XP was released on October, 2001. It's now close to 2012 and I've yet to see a single distribution of Linux that's half as pretty or easy to use. To the end user this is all that matters yet programmers seem to only care about abstract bull shit and optimizing routines no one will use.

Don't do this.

I don't think the benefit of loading compressed programs even exists:
1.the decompression must be faster than loading uncompressed data from disk
2.thus, you have to use very high compression, fractal or some range search.
3.any change in loaded data, means the file has to be reencoded.