I've been using this for years as a portable application, but then today I was wondering why I'm making myself "suffer". I prefer this for compressing because you can control the degree of compression rather than whatever KEC chooses. It is also much faster at compressing/decompressing than KEC and in general seems like a well though out and easy to use GUI. KDE integration is not necessary for me (and I imagine Dolphin context windows will get a bit busy if it did), so I'll leave that up to the packager.
https://peazip.github.io/
peazip1.jpg: Main Peazip Window
peazip2.jpg: Adding files with 7z "Ultra" compression
Any Chance of a Peazip package?
Any Chance of a Peazip package?
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Re: Any Chance of a Peazip package?
Hi, @texneus
PeaZIP in the latest version is in MXPI|Flatpaks.
If you'll avoid all that flatpak-runtimes stuff - like me
...
... I always use the so called 'linux portable version' in the GTK2 variant from their github repo, which can be placed into e.g: ~/.local/bin/peazip.
example ...
No root or sudo required for installation or usage of that single static pascal binary
kind regards
l0dr3
PeaZIP in the latest version is in MXPI|Flatpaks.
If you'll avoid all that flatpak-runtimes stuff - like me

... I always use the so called 'linux portable version' in the GTK2 variant from their github repo, which can be placed into e.g: ~/.local/bin/peazip.
example ...
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wget 'https://github.com/peazip/PeaZip/releases/download/9.5.0/peazip_portable-9.5.0.LINUX.GTK2.x86_64.tar.gz'
tar xaf peazip_portable-9.5.0.LINUX.GTK2.x86_64.tar.gz
cd peazip*
./peazip&

kind regards
l0dr3