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PeaZip
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Third parts technologies
PeaZip acts as
frontend for Pea archiving utility from the
same Author (LGPL); both PeaZip and Pea uses:
PeaZip
acts as graphic frontend
also for other archiving, compression, encryption and volume split
binaries from third parts Authors:
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7z/p7zip
- Igor Pavlov's 7z executable
and
Myspace's POSIX port of 7z under Linux (LGPL), supporting various
mainstream archiving and compression formats;
- 7-zip
official
site (Windows platform)
- Myspace's p7zip, POSIX port of 7-zip
- ARC
- Bulat Ziganshin's FreeARC (GPL) archiver;
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PAQ/LPAQ
- Various compression utilities from Matt Mahoney and
other contributors: PAQ8F, PAQ8JD, PAQ8L, PAQ8O, LPAQ (GPL);
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QUAD / BALZ
- Ilia Muraviev's QUAD compression utility (LGPL);
- Ilia Muraviev's QUAD site
- Ilia Muraviev's BALZ compression utility (Public
Domain);
- Ilia Muraviev's BALZ site
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UPX
- UPX (Markus F.X.J. Oberhumer,
László Molnár and John F. Reiser) compression
utility for binaries, and Strip form
GNU binutils (both GPL);
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UNACE
- UNACEV2.DLL 2.6.0.0 (royalty-free
UNACEV2.DLL
license) and UNACE for Linux (royalty-free UNACE for Linux license),
Marcel
Lemke, ACE Compression Software.
Open source archiving and
compression utilities are included in
the program’s package and ready to use; UNACE is
available as separate downloadable plugin since, while royalty free,
it's not released under an OSI-approved open source license.
Most of the
backend binaries can run either in the native console
mode or through a graphical wrapper, which
allows more
user-friendly handling of output information.
Self-extracting archives are supported,
built using 7-Zip's sfx modules with
custom icons and compressed with UPX in order to minimize the overhead
added to the archive.
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