7-Zip 16.02
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7-Zip 16.02 was released a few days ago.
Are you going to upgrade?
You know you are.
>>54726664
Can 7 zip zip and unzip rar files? Do they still refuse to provide an official OS X build?
>>54726664
why can I not update 7-zip from within 7-zip in [current year]
or preferably even check auto-update periodically and do it silently
>>54726702
>unzip rar files
No, but it can unrar them.
>>54726664
about fucking time, took them long enough
>>54726702
b-b-but muh macfags
>>54726798
Does it use a custom unrar or the official of rarlab?
>>54726664
Are those two the only changes? If thats the case, then its not worth to update.
>>54726664
>New Localization: Yoruba
Literally where? Sounds like some nigger-country that doesn't have electricity.
>>54727041
> southwestern Nigeria and Benin.
>>54727009
It purchases a WinRAR license, then downloads WinRAR, installs it, unrars the archive and removes WinRAR from your PC again.
>>54726664
>HISTORY of the 7zip
>>54727101
Winrar is free as in free beer.
>>54726664
We don't need a thread every time 7-zip gets an update, fuck off.
>>54727150
Neither do we need 3 mpv threads a day.
>>54727158
Care to point me to the post where I said we do?
>>54726664
>some bugs were fixed
>>54727129
ONly for 30 days.
>>54727203
No. It's still free after that period.
>>54727220
But illegal. That's like saying something is free (as in beer) because you can download a cracked copy of it.
>>54727227
Why is it illegal?
>>54727231
Don't mind this doofus, Winrar becomes nagware after 30 days, where after X amount of Winrar usages, it "reminds you" to register the software.
You can still use it forever, as long as you don't mind the "reminder"
>>54727231
Because you are requires to purchase a license if you want to keep using it after the trial is over. Just because you can still use it doesn't mean that you're allowed to.
(So much for "DRM does not increase sales", if you couldn't use it anymore after 40 days, a lot more people would buy it.)
>>54727278
>, it "reminds you" to register the software.
You're talking about the error popup that I close by pressing ESC? I never read that error popup and never agree with its content. SO is it still illegal?
>>54727324
You agreed to the (trial) license when you installed the software,
>>54727337
I dunno it's written in English and English has no legal value in my country.
>>54727324
That still does not make it freeware.
>>54727370
I don't pay for it. It's just not an open source program.
>>54727383
Freeware doesn't have anything to do with open source. What you're using is a shareware trial that fails to block you out when the trial's over.
>>54727406
It's free as in free beer so it's a freeware.
>>54727419
That's not how it works
>>54727428
That's how it works for me. And i pay them by shilling WinRAR everywhere.
>>54727440
No, you don't just get to redefine words.
>>54727463
Maybe one day, I will pay them a license.
>>54727169
Care to point me to the post where I implied you said we do?
>>54727150
>Every time
>It's been six months
THESE 7ZIP THREADS ARE RUINING /g/
>>54727562
>>54727158
>>54727672
https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/S54492278
