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I'll just wait for PeaZip to implement this. Keka (or Unarchiver) on macOS and PeaZip on Windows are the nicest decompressors, in terms of UX, I know. Not sure
by jorvi 4y ago
I'll just wait for PeaZip to implement this.
Keka (or Unarchiver) on macOS and PeaZip on Windows are the nicest decompressors, in terms of UX, I know. Not sure about Linux.
- kitsunesoba 4y agoUnarchiver has been one of those “install right away” utilities on my Macs for many years. Like you say, great UX and it’s extremely rare for it to not handle archives properly, even those in old or esoteric formats.
- entropicdrifter 4y agoLinux has PeaZip, as well as 7zip. FWIW PeaZip is available for Windows, MacOs and Linux
- account42 4y agoArk [0] works well enough for me when I feel like using the GUI - mostly use it from the context menu in Dolphin, in particlar the "Extract and create subdirectory if needed" that provides a consistent experience for Windows-style archives where root-directory is usually filled with stuff (Ark will create a subdirectory based on the archive name) and Linux-style archives where the convention is to have everything inside one directory in the archive (Ark will not create an additional subdirectory if there is just one file or directory in the archive root). [0] https://apps.kde.org/ark/ https://apps.kde.org/ark/