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== Support for extracting RAR files by default == | == Support for extracting RAR files by default == | ||
File Roller, the graphical archive manager for GNOME has been built with support for extracting compressed archives in RAR format in this release. File Roller uses unar, a free and open source command line multi-format extractor that is part of "The Unarchiver" project for extracting RAR files. | File Roller, the graphical archive manager for GNOME has been built with support for extracting compressed archives in RAR format in this release. File Roller uses unar, a free and open source command line multi-format extractor that is part of "The Unarchiver" project for extracting RAR files including encrypted and multi-volume archives. In previous Fedora releases, users have to install the non-free unrar tool from a third party repository for the same purpose. This is not necessary anymore. | ||
Fedora still does not have any default support for creating new RAR files since there is no free and open source tool that provides this functionality. Fedora however includes support for several free and open source compression formats that are generally considered to be more efficient than RAR such as the popular XZ format (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xz) and it is recommended that you use it to distribute compressed files. | |||
= KDE Software Compilation = | = KDE Software Compilation = | ||
Revision as of 04:25, 26 April 2013
This beat is now ready to have Fedora 25 content added by the beat writer
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General
Cinnamon
GNOME
Support for extracting RAR files by default
File Roller, the graphical archive manager for GNOME has been built with support for extracting compressed archives in RAR format in this release. File Roller uses unar, a free and open source command line multi-format extractor that is part of "The Unarchiver" project for extracting RAR files including encrypted and multi-volume archives. In previous Fedora releases, users have to install the non-free unrar tool from a third party repository for the same purpose. This is not necessary anymore.
Fedora still does not have any default support for creating new RAR files since there is no free and open source tool that provides this functionality. Fedora however includes support for several free and open source compression formats that are generally considered to be more efficient than RAR such as the popular XZ format (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xz) and it is recommended that you use it to distribute compressed files.
KDE Software Compilation
MATE
The latest version of a familiar favorite, MATE 1.6 builds on modern functionality to provide a polished, stable desktop environment.
Read more about changes in MATE from the project's release announcement at http://mate-desktop.org/2013/04/02/mate-1-6-released/ .