PeaZip – A free cross-platform file archiver utility

According to the page:

"Read (browse, extract, test) 7z, Google Android's apk, bz, bz2, bzip2, tbz2, tbz, gz, gzip, tgz, tpz, tar, zip, zipx, z01, smzip, arj, cab, chm, chi, chq, chw, hxs, hxi, hxr, hxq, hxw, lit, cpio, deb, lzh, lha, rar, r01, 00, rpm, z, taz, tz, iso, Java (jar, ear, war), pet, pup, pak, pk3, pk4, slp, [Content], xpi, wim, u3p, lzma86, lzma, udf, xar, Apple's dmg, hfs, part1, split, swm, tpz, kmz, xz, txz, vhd, mslz, apm, mbr, fat, ntfs, exe, dll, sys, msi, msp, Open Office / Libre Office (ods, ots, odm, oth, oxt, odb, odf, odg, otg, odp, otp, odt, ott), gnm, Microsoft Office (doc, dot, xls, xlt, ppt, pps, pot, docx, dotx, xlsx, xltx), Flash (swf, flv), quad, balz, bcm, zpaq, paq8f, paq8jd, paq8l, paq8o, lpaq1, lpaq5, lpaq8, ace through separate unace plugin (closed source) available on PeaZip add-ons page, arc, wrc, 001, pea, cbz, cbr, cba, cb7, cbt (and more...)"

Open Source, Cross Platform, and Free.

Also written in Lazarus/FreePascal...

Project Goals #2:

"Bring focus on Lazarus/FreePascal

I'm developing PeaZip project in FreePascal language, under Lazarus IDE. I like Pascal-related languages and I think Lazarus/FreePascal is one of the best cross-platform IDE available; I like it even more because it is open source and because it's growing day by day in a more mature and powerful IDE. I'll be glad to bring a bit of developer's attention on Lazarus/FreePascal through my project."

Delphi may be dead(*), but Lazarus/FreePascal is very much alive and kicking...

More power to you, oh-as-of-yet-unknown WinZip/WinRar open source replacement-writing author!!!

I've been using PeaZip for years. Once I discovered that it didn't extract files to a temporary folder, then copy files to the destination from there (resulting in two needless file transfers), I haven't looked back.

Tried installing peazip just the other day and was surprised that it wasn't available via apt.

It's available via 'cnet downloads'. So... NOPE.

It's available via OSDN.net as well. Available as a .deb for GTK+ and Qt and also a portable file.

It is a long list but don't forget that many of those list (Microsoft Office, OpenDocument) are just standard zip files with a different extension.