I brought it home and ran its install routine. And I was horrified to discover that the install program copied the lone executable to the root directory of my boot drive and then rewrote my autoexec.bat file such that it now contained only the name of the game's executable file. The only thing I thought of as executable at that point was the author of the install routine for the sailboat program. Don't break other stuff on the computer or, if you must break some things, make it clear ahead of time that you're going to do this, so that prospective users can reconsider. Physicians are bound by the rule that it's better to do nothing than to do harm.
Developers ought to embrace that notion.
The developers of HamcomOffice, a suite of applications from Korea, haven't. Its version 1.0 was recently released. With HancomOffice, everything except the word processor is written to some version of the QT libraries. The word processor, HamcomWord, is a WINE port. I do not know why they did this, but there are serious downsides in both cases.