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Hello Markus, Thanks for the answer; so I suppose libfftw is a standard package from Ubuntu that was removed from Mint. I corrected my installation by sudo apt install fftw2 and now I can play with X11-Basic ;)) Thanks.

Hello Markus, Thanks for your work with X11-Basic; I tryed the .deb package this morning on a Linux Mint 18.1 Cinnamon and despite package manager told that every dependencies are satisfied I got the librfftw.so missing error. Should I install others packages? Regards, Alain

I tested, using steps above, with 7-zip 16.04; problem still there. Why not simply let the user decide if the password should be cached or not (i.e. check-box on password request dialog)?

Password protected archive can become impossible to uncompress