Melhores alternativas Linux ao Recuva

O que é o Recuva?

Recuva is used by everyday users and small businesses to restore accidentally deleted files, such as photos, documents, or videos, from hard drives, USB sticks, and memory cards. It is distributed as a free program with an optional paid version that adds extra features and support. Many Linux users need a similar tool because they occasionally work with Windows partitions or have lost data on drives that are not easily accessed from their primary OS.

O que um substituto do Recuva precisa fazer

• Recover deleted files from NTFS, FAT, exFAT and ext* partitions
• Scan whole drives or specific folders
• Preview recoverable files before restoring
• Support for deep scan to find overwritten data
• Simple graphical interface
• Ability to write recovered files to a different storage medium

Dá para usar o Recuva no Linux?

There is no native Linux version of Recuva. It can be run under Wine, which works for most basic recovery tasks, but performance and hardware access may be limited. No official web or Proton version exists.

Qual alternativa escolher?

TestDisk is the primary Linux alternative listed; it excels at partition recovery and file system repair, making it suitable for power users comfortable with command‑line tools. For a more GUI‑oriented experience, tools like PhotoRec (bundled with TestDisk) or extundelete can be considered, though they are not listed here.

Levando seus arquivos e hábitos do Recuva

Recuva does not maintain a project file, so there is nothing to export; you simply point the replacement tool at the same drive or partition and let it scan. Most Linux recoverers read the same raw disk data, so file formats and recovered files are compatible without conversion.