
- #Peazip command line 64 Bit
- #Peazip command line update
- #Peazip command line portable
- #Peazip command line verification
#Peazip command line 64 Bit
Some of other binaries in the package (7z, paq.) can be found precompiled for 64 bit Linux and it is not a problem to simply replace the embedded ones with 64 bit counterpart since both uses the same syntax in this way most of more memory hungry and computational intensive archive formats could be handled through optimized binaries.Īs for the widgetset used, PeaZip comes "multi flavoured" Pea is the only one performing intensive calculation (compression, encryption, checksum/hash for PEA format) and would be the only one thrurly taking benefits of this optimization (however the algorithms it uses occupies few memory and will not strictly need a wider memory space, but the computation optimization would be good). Hi, right, my binaries (peazip, pea and gwrap) are compiled for 32 bit, they will work on a 64 bit system but without taking the advantages.

#Peazip command line portable
However PeaZip is available also as standalone application, allowing to just unpack the PeaZip portable package where needed and use it without bothering with installation imho this is quite handy on a network or for having a toolset of applications on a removable device. Starting from precompiled packages should be fine, I read about this but don't know actual progress of that initiative.


It's quite hard to create an ebuild for it staring from sources, it is written in FreePascal and would require Lazarus to be compiled, which is not common as other IDE on Linux platform. Location: Vienna, Austria Germany hello world :) Sources are in FreePascal and needs Lazarus to be compiled. The application is available as installable DEB, RPM and TGZ packages and as standalone, portable application not needing to be installed (it's just a TAR.GZ package).Īll packages comes precompiled for GTK2 or for GTK1 for people needing or preferring GTK1 applications.
#Peazip command line update
This update introduces drag and drop capabilities, from the system to the application.Īlso, the new version is compiled with Lazarus 0.9.24 and so benefit of a better GTK2 support, resolving the visualization issues GTK2 version of the program had on some Linux distributions. read RAR, ACE, ISO.) and is available for Linux and Windows. PeaZip is a LGPLv3 archiver supporting various archive formats (TAR, ZIP, 7Z, PAQ. Posted: Tue 10:08 am Post subject: PeaZip archiver, release 1.10 Gentoo Forums Forum Index Unsupported Software I hope some of the concept behind the project may be useful and worth a try.Gentoo Forums :: View topic - PeaZip archiver, release 1.10 last but not least I wanted to deploy a tool which is portable (can be used from removable devices, or shared on a network, without installation) and cross-platform offering the same UI on all OS and desktop environments

#Peazip command line verification
add various file management features (like verification of a wide array of checksum and hash functions, find duplicates, bookmarks, etc), each of whom may be useful to some users with specific needs support uncommon compression formats, such as zpaq (slow but extremely powerful compressor), or brotli, and zstandard (extremely fast), or even custom compression/extraction algorithms, specifying the binary and defining the syntax (this part may not be meaningful for most users, it is rather targeted to people interested in testing compression algorithms) two factor authentication (password + keyfile) for all formats supporting encryption from Console tab in archiving and extraction screens, it can be exported as CLI script the tasks defined in the UI, for reuse in scripts, or for learning the syntax, or inspect the command thoroughly, of for customization beyond the capabilities of the UI PeaZip project was started aiming to implement some features which were not easily found on similar apps:
