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File Roller, alternative Linux à WinAce
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File Roller can replace WinAce for most everyday archiving tasks on Linux, especially if you mainly work with ZIP, TAR and common compression formats. It offers a GNOME‑integrated GUI, drag‑and‑drop, and command‑line access via the same back‑ends. Users who still need to handle ACE archives or want built‑in RAR support will have to install additional tools (e.g., unace, unrar) and configure File Roller to call them, so it’s a good fit for users comfortable adding small helper utilities.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0+
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 44.7 (22 juin 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Graphical archive manager with GNOME integration
- Create, extract and modify ZIP archives
- Drag‑and‑drop support from the file manager
- Password protection for ZIP files
- Command‑line interface via underlying tools
Ce qui change
- No native ACE support; requires external unace/unace‑gtk
- No built‑in RAR handling; needs unrar or 7‑zip backend
- Does not handle CAB archives out of the box
- File Roller focuses on tar‑based formats (gz, bz2, xz) which WinAce did not support
- WinAce offered a Windows‑only shell extension, while File Roller relies on GNOME’s file manager
Ouvrir vos fichiers WinAce
File Roller can open ZIP archives created by WinAce without issues. For ACE files you must install the unace package and associate it with File Roller; extraction will work, but creation of new ACE archives is not supported. RAR and CAB files can be opened if unrar and appropriate cab extraction tools are installed, but File Roller will not create them.
Passer de WinAce à File Roller, étape par étape
- Install File Roller from your distro’s repository (e.g., sudo apt install file-roller).
- Add ACE support: sudo apt install unace and configure File Roller to use it.
- Add RAR support: sudo apt install unrar and ensure the 7‑zip backend is enabled.
- Add CAB support: install cabextract if needed.
- Test opening a sample .ace, .rar and .cab file from the file manager.
- If you need to create ACE archives, keep a Windows machine or use a virtual machine with WinAce.
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 create ACE archives?
No. It can only extract ACE archives when the unace helper is installed.
Do I need to install anything extra for RAR files?
Yes, install the unrar package (or 7‑zip) and File Roller will call it for extraction.
Is File Roller suitable for command‑line use?
File Roller itself is a GUI, but it uses standard CLI tools (tar, gzip, 7z, etc.) that you can invoke directly.
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