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File Roller, alternative Linux à IZArc
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File Roller is a solid replacement for IZArc if you are on GNOME and mostly work with ZIP, TAR, and GZIP files. It handles password-protected ZIPs and integrates smoothly with the Nautilus file manager. However, it lacks native RAR support, which is a major gap for many IZArc users. If you frequently handle RAR files or need advanced command-line automation features that IZArc provides, File Roller alone will not suffice. You should pair it with p7zip or PeaZip to cover the missing formats and ensure full parity for your workflow.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0+
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 44.7 (22 juin 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Supports creating and extracting ZIP archives
- Handles password-protected ZIP files
- Integrates directly with the desktop file manager
- Free and open-source (GPL-2.0+)
- Supports split archives via underlying tools
Ce qui change
- No native support for RAR format
- Lacks a dedicated, powerful command-line interface for complex automation
- Fewer supported archive formats out-of-the-box compared to IZArc
- Tied to the GNOME desktop environment
Ouvrir vos fichiers IZArc
File Roller opens standard ZIP, TAR, GZIP, BZIP2, and XZ files created by IZArc without issues. However, it cannot natively open RAR files. If your IZArc archives are RAR, you must install p7zip or use PeaZip to extract them. Password-protected ZIPs work fine, but ensure the password is correct before attempting extraction.
Passer de IZArc à File Roller, étape par étape
- Install File Roller via your package manager or Flathub
- Install p7zip to handle RAR files that File Roller cannot open
- Configure Nautilus to use File Roller as the default archive manager
- Test extracting a password-protected ZIP to verify functionality
- Update your shell aliases to use 7z for command-line tasks if needed
Fonctionnalités clés de File Roller
- Ouvrir et extraire les formats d’archives courants (zip, tar, gzip, bzip2, xz)
- Créer de nouvelles archives en zip, tar et formats tar compressés
- Ajouter des fichiers à des archives existantes
- Afficher le contenu d’une archive sans extraction
- Protéger les fichiers zip par mot de passe
- S’intègre à GNOME Files (Nautilus)
- Prise en charge du glisser‑déposer depuis le gestionnaire de fichiers
- Peut utiliser des back‑ends en ligne de commande comme tar, gzip, 7z
Installer File Roller sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.FileRollersudo apt install file-rollersudo apt install file-rollersudo dnf install file-rollersudo pacman -S file-rollersudo zypper install file-rollerQuestions fréquentes
Can File Roller open RAR files?
No, File Roller does not have native RAR support. You need to install p7zip or PeaZip to handle RAR archives.
Is File Roller suitable for server automation?
It is primarily a GUI application. For command-line automation, use the underlying tools like tar, gzip, or 7z directly instead of relying on File Roller.
Does File Roller support split archives?
Yes, it can handle split archives, but this often depends on the specific format and the backend tools available on your system.
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