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If you can't reach his site >> http://www.theasterisk.tk/packages/util ... eazip.html, grab this portable.

OK. Now try >> http://www.silverdollarsolutions.com/Pu ... Zip/5.1.0/

Semme wrote:If you can't reach his site >> http://www.theasterisk.tk/packages/util ... eazip.html, grab this portable.

OK. Now try >> http://www.silverdollarsolutions.com/Pu ... Zip/5.1.0/

thanks!

after whati a while.. the page load sussefully

Hi Asterisk,

Thanks for the pet. I discussed its encryption capability to protect sensitive information here: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 424#815424

With the ascendance of SaveFolders an easy way to encrypt sensitive information becomes more important. Your pet can accomplish that.

mikesLr

TheAsterisk!,

The link that you are providing on your first post for Peazip 5.1.0 does not work, but the pets are still available here on a related webpage:

http://www.silverdollarsolutions.com/Pu ... Zip/5.1.0/

I know that Peazip 5.1.0 is not one of the latest versions, but it still works for me (on Puppy Linux 5.25).

I hope this helps.

Carlos Albert
D-Mak

I'm trying to open Peazip in Fatdog64, and it says I don't have the right permissions. What do I do?

Rt-clk >> "permissions" and make it executable.. Answer yes.

This is a save file you created with FD, correct?

If yes, you'll need a special pkg to go along with it.

This, along with LibreOffice has been built and waiting for you in the repos.

And you know, I sure hope this doesn't spill over into computer hobbyist..

Where's Xarchiver in the file system?

I'm not on it now but, should be "Utility."

You can always fire things from a terminal so long as you know their name.

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Oh, you'd open a terminal and ask: which xarchive

All right, where is it on the disc?
Thanks.

Sounds like you're after a desktop shortcut?

Open the yellow box on your taskbar and navigate to where "which xarchive" say it is.

Since ROX opens in root's "home," use the green up arrow to switch to the "systems root" directory.

Once there, it's most likely /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin.

wrong reply, forum staff please delete.

Hi, PeaZip 5.7.0 for Linux was released, compiled with new Lazarus IDE http://www.lazarus-ide.org/ and providing updated Delphi/FreePascal math/cryptography libraries from http://www.wolfgang-ehrhardt.de/

The new release updates p7zip backend to 9.38.1, and provides UNRAR5 for Linux plugin to extract new .rar files created with WinRar 5 or newer using "RAR5" archive format option (available as separate plugin due the non-OSI compatible unrar licensing restriction).

The official website of the project migrated to http://www.peazip.org and the repository was migrated on GitHub https://github.com/giorgiotani/PeaZip which also hosts the new directory for translations https://github.com/giorgiotani/PeaZip-Translations

UNRAR5 for Linux plugin is on Add-ons/Pluging page http://www.peazip.org/peazip-add-ons.html

Hi, PeaZip 5.9.0 was released a few days ago.
On of most important updates, the new release comes with p7zip 15.09 backend, so extracting RAR5 files no longer requires the additional UNRAR5 plugin based on RarLabs code.
Into installer packages, most backend binaries (*paq, FreeArc, etc) were moved to the "Optional Formats" external package (and can be added manually after installation if desired), in order to reduce dependencies needed to install the main software package.
Portable packages are not involved in this change and comes with all backend binaries as in previous releases.
PeaZip for Linux page: http://www.peazip.org/peazip-linux.html