mvickers03
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Everything is going really well so far.. was just wandering is there a Compressed archive program knocking about so I can extract Zip files on the Pandora without using the PC
mindlord said:There's 7zip which handles all manner of archives, including tar.gz, Zip, Rar, Iso, 7z (of course), etc. 7Zip is my preferred archiver on both Windows and Linux.
Also the Pandora no doubt has an archive manager built in, but because Rar is a licensed format, it probably isn't included in the default image and the ipkg for unrar would need to be installed.
I'm sure the team has the nitty gritty details, but Zip and other open-source friendly formats should be openable without installing anything extra. Just try double-clicking a Zip file and see what happens.
joseluisjazz said:Peazip is a very nice cross-platform file and archive manager, which supports many formats, and can be linked either to qt or to gtk2, being very user-friendly. It should be compiled from the sources since seems there's no precompiled version for arm anywhere.
It's fine. I wasn't implying you should that. Just so you know the software is there, and it seems possible to make a nice PND package of it. I could try to compile it when I receive my pandora. I think it would be a nice addition.mvickers03 said:Thanks for the reply but I'm a total Linux noob and don't know how to do any of that. I'm a Hardware guy by trade and use windows so this is all new to mejoseluisjazz said:Peazip is a very nice cross-platform file and archive manager, which supports many formats, and can be linked either to qt or to gtk2, being very user-friendly. It should be compiled from the sources since seems there's no precompiled version for arm anywhere.
Enter in a terminal:mindlord said:or how to install it...
sudo opkg install squeeze