Gnochive provides a graphical user interface for popular archivers on Linux, making archive management more convenient.
If you're looking for a Linux GUI frontend that can handle all your archiving needs, look no further than gnochive. Formerly known as gnomerar, this software is packed with powerful features that make it easy to create and extract archives in a variety of formats.
With gnochive, you can create archives in rar, gzip, zip, tar, and tar.gz(tgz) formats. You can also extract and test archives, ensuring that your files are safe and secure.
To use gnochive, you'll need to have rar, gzip, tar, and zip/unzip installed on your system. Once you've got those dependencies taken care of, you'll be able to take advantage of all of gnochive's features.
One of the great things about gnochive is that it's regularly updated with new features and bug fixes. Recent releases have added support for arj, lha/lhz, and zoo archives, as well as a convert option for tar.gz/tar.bz2/tar.Z archives.
Other improvements include better handling of zip paths (which now requires unzip), as well as new translations in Brazilian Portuguese and Polish. gnochive now also supports ace, rpm, and cpio archives, making it a more versatile solution than ever before.
Overall, gnochive is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a robust, easy-to-use archiving tool for Linux. With its intuitive interface and powerful features, it's sure to become your go-to tool for all your archiving needs.
With gnochive, you can create archives in rar, gzip, zip, tar, and tar.gz(tgz) formats. You can also extract and test archives, ensuring that your files are safe and secure.
To use gnochive, you'll need to have rar, gzip, tar, and zip/unzip installed on your system. Once you've got those dependencies taken care of, you'll be able to take advantage of all of gnochive's features.
One of the great things about gnochive is that it's regularly updated with new features and bug fixes. Recent releases have added support for arj, lha/lhz, and zoo archives, as well as a convert option for tar.gz/tar.bz2/tar.Z archives.
Other improvements include better handling of zip paths (which now requires unzip), as well as new translations in Brazilian Portuguese and Polish. gnochive now also supports ace, rpm, and cpio archives, making it a more versatile solution than ever before.
Overall, gnochive is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a robust, easy-to-use archiving tool for Linux. With its intuitive interface and powerful features, it's sure to become your go-to tool for all your archiving needs.
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