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With this update, the internal file structure has been refactored to make easier to port PeaZip to multiple operating systems and architectures with specific requirements for their hierarchy structure by clearly separating binary and architecture dependent files from other resources.Īnother interesting feature in this release is the ability to customize the list of preferred algorithms for calculating file checksum and hashes.

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Other than that, the PeaZip 8.3 release adds Deflate and Deflate64 compression options to the 7z archive format, improves the -ext2here, -ext2folder (-alias -ext2smart), and -ext2newfolder functions with new command-line options like -i for ignoring the deletion of the original archive after extraction, -o for outputting the directory and -p for password. This applies to apps like the Midori web browser, Mousepad text editor, Parole video player, and Ristretto image viewer.Īlso for Linux users, PeaZip 8.3 adds shortcuts to the /media, /run/media, and /mnt mounts in the navigation tree, under the filesystem group, fixes some theming issues with GTK+ 2, improves handling of ZIP archives, and improves the DEB and RPM installers for Ubuntu/Debian and Red Hat/Fedora-based distributions by providing better compliance with the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, separating architecture and non-architecture specific resources.

There are also good news for users of the Xfce desktop environment, as PeaZip 8.3 offer better integration with Xfce by automatically improving how Xfce apps alternatives are being configured in the “Open with” right-click context menu. Users can import configurations by copying the content of the $HOME/.PeaZip directory to the new location. It also improves compliance with Open Desktop specifications by saving config files in the $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/peazip directory if the $XDG_CONFIG_HOME variable is defined (if not, the configuration is saved to $HOME/.config/peazip). PeaZip 8.3 is packed with lots of goodies for Linux users who want to use a powerful archive manager, starting with the ability to customize the maximum length of command scripts generated by the application from 32KB to 2MB from Options > Settings > General, Performances.

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Up to date sources are available in peazip-sources Git directory, and snapshots of the source code at each x.y.z release are available in Releases as peazip-x.y.z.src.zip packages, with (featured both in Git and in source packages) containing detailed instructions for compiling the application and building packages for different systems.PeaZip 8.3 open-source and cross-platform archive manager is now available to download for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms with various new features and improvements for Linux users.

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The program is written in Lazarus/FreePascal (Windows installable packages are scripted with InnoSetup, with Pascal-like syntax) and offers a LGPLv3 alternative to proprietary software (WinZip, WinRar, etc), running as native application on Windows/Win64, Wine/ReactOS, Linux x86/x86-64 (with Linux ARM and BSD ports also available), and Darwin/macOS both Intel x86_64 and aarch64 (e.g. The project aims to provide a cross-platform, portable, GUI frontend for multiple Open Source technologies (7-Zip, FreeArc, PAQ/ZPAQ, PEA, UPX, Brotli, Zstd) focused on file and archive management, and security (strong encryption, two factor authentication, encrypted password manager, secure delete).

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PeaZip is a free file archiver utility and rar extractor for Linux, macOS, and Windows, which works with 200+ archive types and variants (7z, ace, arc, bz2, cab, gz, iso, paq, pea, rar, tar, wim, zip, zipx.), handles spanned archives (001, r01, z01.), supports multiple archive encryption standards, file hashing, exports tasks as console scripts.

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