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  • Posted by Dmitriy Fedorov — 2012-02-09

    This is a superb program. Highly recommended!

  • Posted by Paul Moone — 2012-04-06

    Nice soft and good work of developers.

  • Posted by Mark Lipsi — 2012-04-14

    Awesome work! Very useful!

  • Posted by Leo Brons — 2012-04-12

    Thank you very much! Great work!

  • Posted by Max Nino — 2012-04-08

    Thank you very much! Excellent application!

  • Posted by phil — 2011-01-25

    Great program. Would like to see a GNOME GUI, too.

  • Posted by zbiggy — 2009-12-26

    Works great. Good to have 7z packer/unpacker on Linux.

  • Posted by aONe — 2009-10-12

    Porting it to mac with keka, a GUI!!! Good work!!!

  • Posted by Ivan Dydko — 2 days ago

    I use this software. Thank you for your work.

  • Posted by John Edwards — 2012-05-11

    Good program, I high rated it.

  • Posted by Alex Fridman — 2012-04-23

    Good product, highly recommended to everyone.

  • Posted by Hair — 2012-04-07

    best archiver so far

  • Posted by Bora — 2012-04-01

    I know, that it is necessary to make)))

  • Posted by mark — 2012-03-10

    Extract speed fast. Best regards !

  • Posted by Mr Solar — 2012-03-09

    works great on big-endian machines, thanks!

  • Posted by Damian Lockhart — 2012-03-09

    Wonderful project, many thanks for posting

  • Posted by Alex Peshkov — 2012-02-28

    Useful programm, I seriously look ahead to up-dates by you.

  • Posted by Pat Guano — 2012-02-07

    For the time, I cannot find an archiver with better compression under Linux. XZ with the LZMA2 algorithm does a great job, especially as a replacement for bzip2 with tar-archives, but 7za is still more efficiant. Being accustomed to the command-line, I do not have much use for a GUI but a better integration with xarchiver would possibly be needed to accustom more users to the newer compression programs. The same applies by the way for xz, as tared xz-archives (tar -xJf) tend to crash xarchiver on my machine...

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