Top 10 Linux Compression Downloads

Learn how to compress and uncompress files. Learn what zip, rar, tar and other types of compressed files are and download applications for creating and extracting data from them.

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unRAR
The unRAR utility is a freeware program that is distributed with source code and developed...

RAR for Linux
RAR for Linux introduces an original compression algorithm.

GNU GZIP
This is the popular GNU file compression and decompression program, Gzip.

tar
GNU tar saves several files together in a single tape or disk archive, and it can restore...

Q7Z
Q7Z is a P7Zip GUI for Linux, which attempts to simplify data compression and backup.

karchiver
Create TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2, and ZIP files just by draging and dropping.

UnZip
UnZip is a free unarchiver that is compatible with PKZip archives, but it is not a clone...

LD-Easy-Archive
This allows you to archive and retrieve archived files and directories.

Zip
Zip 2.1 is a free archiver that is compatible with PKZip archives, but it is not a clone...

The Cool Zippi Tool
This is an X-Forms-based compression front end to eight different compression formats:...

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