File RollerLinux
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File Roller como alternativa Linux ao WinZip
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File Roller is a solid, native Linux replacement for basic WinZip tasks. It handles creating and extracting ZIP, tar, and compressed archives with password protection, integrating smoothly into the GNOME file manager. However, it lacks native support for RAR and 7z formats, which are common in Windows environments. If your workflow relies heavily on those specific formats or advanced batch processing, you will need to install additional command-line tools like p7zip. For general users who primarily use ZIP files for sharing and backup, File Roller covers the essential needs without the bloat or cost of commercial alternatives.
- Licença
- GPL-2.0+
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 44.7 (22 de junho de 2026)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Creates and extracts ZIP archives
- Supports password protection for ZIP files
- Integrates directly with the system file manager
- Allows viewing archive contents without full extraction
- Supports adding files to existing archives
O que muda
- Does not natively create or extract RAR or 7z files
- Lacks a dedicated GUI interface for complex batch operations
- Fewer archive format options compared to WinZip's extensive list
- Requires external command-line tools for non-native formats
Abrindo seus arquivos do WinZip
File Roller opens and creates standard ZIP files (.zip) seamlessly, which are the primary format used by WinZip. It also handles tar.gz, tar.bz2, and tar.xz natively. However, it does not natively support RAR or 7z files. If you have archives in these formats, you must install the p7zip package to enable File Roller to read them, though it cannot create RAR files. Standard ZIP files created in WinZip open without issues in File Roller.
Trocando o WinZip pelo File Roller, passo a passo
- Install File Roller via your distribution's package manager
- Install p7zip-full to enable 7z and RAR extraction support
- Configure your file manager to use File Roller as the default archive handler
- Test extracting a sample ZIP file with a password to verify encryption works
- Move existing archive files to a standard Linux directory structure
Principais recursos do File Roller
- Abrir e extrair formatos de arquivo comuns (zip, tar, gzip, bzip2, xz)
- Criar novos arquivos em zip, tar e formatos tar comprimidos
- Adicionar arquivos a arquivos existentes
- Visualizar o conteúdo do arquivo sem extrair
- Proteger arquivos zip com senha
- Integração com o GNOME Files (Nautilus)
- Suporte a arrastar‑e‑soltar a partir do gerenciador de arquivos
- Pode usar back‑ends de linha de comando como tar, gzip, 7z
Como instalar o File Roller no 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-rollerPerguntas frequentes
Can File Roller create RAR files?
No, File Roller cannot create RAR files. RAR is a proprietary format. You can use 7z or ZIP formats instead, which are open and widely supported.
How do I handle 7z files in File Roller?
Install the p7zip package. Once installed, File Roller will automatically detect the backend and allow you to open and extract 7z archives.
Is File Roller free?
Yes, File Roller is free and open-source software licensed under GPL-2.0+. It is included in most major Linux distributions.
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