wimlib

Library to create, extract, and modify Windows Imaging (WIM) files

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gvoncken Edited 2014-12-08

Nice tool that simply works without any problems on Linux! Thank you synchronicity!
ricktendo64 Posted 2014-02-18

Allot faster and can compress smaller than imagex and/or dism, keep up the great work
coolp79 Posted 2014-01-08

it is a awlsom prodict to use
gzuki Posted 2012-12-04

After a long time of searching for that, now I am happy with it! Great work Eric! Thank you!

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FreeBSD, Linux, Mac, Windows

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, Non-Profit Organizations, System Administrators

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Command-line

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2012-05-01

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