ently <em>yes</em>...sometimes, if you don't prepare for it.</p><p>Most things that can be observed from within an Oak program don't change in the <code>oak pack</code> process, except <em>what exactly is running</em>. Oak programs can answer that question using the <code>args()</code> built-in function, which returns a list of command-line arguments, starting with the currently running executable. When a packed Oak program runs, the command-line arguments will look different, because there is no longer a C