![]() ![]() With "Extract to" button or "Extract to" entries in context menu the user will be asked the output directory instead of extracting to the default destination. You can change to another default directory setting in I/O tab (the setting will last the entire session) or permanently set a new default extraction directory in Tools > Options, "Open archive" tab. Mzilikazi wrote:OMG just shut up and EXTRACT IT ALL RIGHT HERE AND NOW AND GO AWAY! Any tool that is modeled after Winzip is IMHO waaay too much effort to simply extract an archive.Ĭurrent PeaZip version extracts by default to current dir from "Extract all" button and "Extract" (all, displayed, selected) context menu entries. My search for unarchiving perfection continues. grrrrr Still, to me this is better than dinking around with those silly dialogs asking needless questions and wasting my time. Now then, you can set unp as the run action for archives (at least in Rox filer anyway) BUT it always wants to extract everything to ~ instead of the directory the archive lives in. debs and it doesn't ask you a single question. It's command line only but it can extract all sorts of stuff including. Fortunately we have the fabulous script unp (yes available in Debian) that just works. Unfortunately (last I knew) Archive didn't handle all types or archives. You simply click the archive and it's extracted right then and there - no questions asked and then it just gets out of your way. Rox filer has a really nice utility called Archive. Where do you want to extract to? All Files? Done yet? OMG just shut up and EXTRACT IT ALL RIGHT HERE AND NOW AND GO AWAY! Any tool that is modeled after Winzip is IMHO waaay too much effort to simply extract an archive. What I find most irritating about almost all (un)archive utilities is that they want too much of your attention. I figured some of the other Linux tools could handle rar but I don't even have any. I don't mind paying some money if it means faster extraction - I've got 140GB of RAR files to get through.ActionM wrote:Peazip. ![]() I don't know how to tell which version of RAR this archive was compressed in. It is currently going through each file in the archive and giving the following output: Extracting Folder_name/image/0/1.jpg FailedĮxtracting Folder_name/image/0/10.jpg FailedĮxtracting Folder_name/image/0/100.jpg FailedĮxtracting Folder_name/image/0/1000.bmp FailedĪpparently unrar-free is unable to extract archives in the RAR 3.0 format. I installed it, and ran unrar-free -x -p Filename.rar. I eventually found a post saying that 'unrar free' could be installed. This didn't work: Error: 'multiverse' invalid I found that this is likely to be because I don't have the multiverse activated, so I tried sudo add-apt-repository multiverse. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, orĮ: Package 'unrar' has no installation candidate Package unrar is not available, but is referred to by another package. I first tried sudo apt-get install unrar but the following output was given: Reading package lists. I've got a 20GB RAR file to extract with a password on Debian Linux Google Cloud VM. ![]()
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