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It’s a bit surprising considering that even Windows has libarchive now.
by soraminazuki 3y ago
It’s a bit surprising considering that even Windows has libarchive now.
- henriquecm8 3y agoI read that windows support for .rar, .gz, .7z and other archive formats only comes next year.
- soraminazuki 3y agoIsn't the CLI already available though? I recall reading that it was made available in Windows 10.
- benbristow 3y agoDoesn't support compression though, only decompression. Something to do with RAR licencing I believe.
- soraminazuki 3y agoThat's a feature IMHO. Openness and interoperability is a bare minimum requirement for a general purpose archive format. RAR doesn't meet those requirements, so we'd benefit by having less people creating and distributing them.