Leo Kuznetsov
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software developer for 20+ years
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I am a Free member Gender: Male
software developer for 20+ years
Visit Stats
Last Visit: 1 years ago
Member Since: 26 Dec 2006
Profile Views: 380
Website
http://www.zipeg.com
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Zipeg
>According the the X-Losses Decoder Project, ZiPeg breaks UNIX permissions during the extraction of an archive.
>See http://tmkk.hp.infoseek.co.jp/xld/index_e.html
>Is this true? (Version 2.3.0.896)
It was true prio to version 2.3
I verified that version 2.3 handles tar permissions correctly. I downloaded applications from TMKK XLD and successfully extracted it with correct permissions. Everything seems to work. (I notified tmkk about the fix).
Leo
Zipeg
1. Startup time is improved (make sure your java is 1.5 not 1.4).
2. Implemented correct handling of national encodings in the file names inside archives.
3. Automatic opening of nested archives.
4. Sorting by filename/size/date.
5. Bug fixes.
RAR
Try http://www.zipeg.com/mac.index.html
Zipeg
7zX
the 7-zip envelope is .7z
I want to be able to open resulting archives on other platforms with other 7z compatible software.
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Zipeg
Dear Zipeg User,
Here is some explanation of why yet another archive extractor?
I basically developed it for myself at first because I liked WinZip on Windows and lacked ease of archive browsing when I switched to OS X. Though there are many other archivers I needed something that reflects my un-archiver usage pattern.
I've noticed that I rarely create zip files myself but when friends send me photos from the last party I want to preview them before extracting all.
All modern digital JPEG photographs contains tiny EXIF header with a thumbnail in it. Zipeg extracts and shows this thumbnail, and let me decide which files I really want to unzip.
Frequently, when installing open source software, I usually unzip into the same directory first (namely e.g. /User/leo/tmp//) and than work from there.
And in some occasions, I want to navigate inside the archive and simply drag and drop single file or image to desktop without unzipping all 100,000 files from my svn-tar-ball.
I understand that in a way Zipeg is inferior to some of the Bigger Brothers - but I want to develop it further, add more formats and simple to use features.
I would love to hear your comments, critique and suggestions for further development. I enjoyed making it for you. Hope you will find it useful.
And if you experience any problems let me know - I will work hard to fix them.
Enjoy.
Leo Kuznetsov