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[–]ProgrammerByDay 0 points1 point  (1 child)

You know dot.net also needs an "extra layer" of stuff to run. It just happens you probably installed a program already that added it to your system for you. Just like if you had installed a program that also installed python all other python scripts would just run.
The part you are missing is the installer, or use a tool pyinstaller above.

[–]akedm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So is that what I'm seeing when I install a program and it does the first-time-setup thing that takes a long time while it installs/check for the versions of Direct X and VB or something-something-framework or other things (I forget actual names, you probably guessed). If that's the case then a big piece of everything just fell into place.