xarchiver - Man Page
GTK+ front end for archive management
Synopsis
xarchiver [OPTION] [archive]
Description
Xarchiver is a lightweight, desktop environment independent GTK+ front end for handling 7z, a (libraries), apk, AppImage, arj, bzip, bzip2, bzip3, cab, cb7, cbr, cbt, cbz, chm, compress, cpio, docx, epub, exe (self-extracting Windows archives), fbz, gzip, iso, jar, jsonlz4, lha, lrzip, lz4, lzip, lzma, lzop, mozlz4, odt, oxt, rar, rzip, snap, squashfs, tar, xpi, xz, zip, zpaq, zstd, tar.bz, tar.bz2, tar.bz3, tar.gz, tar.lrz, tar.lz, tar.lz4, tar.lzma, tar.lzo, tar.rz, tar.xz, tar.Z, tar.zst and (without their package managers) deb and rpm files.
It recognizes file types by their file signature (magic number), not by their extension, and uses various (de)compressor/(un)archiver command line programs at runtime. It allows to list, test and create archives, add and copy files to them, extract, delete, cut and drag files from them, edit files in them, and paste and drop files into them. Password protected 7z, arj, lrzip, rar and zip archives are supported and will be recognized.
Options
- -a, --add
add to archive by asking which files and quit
- -c, --compress=file1 ... fileN
add the given files by asking the name of the archive and quit
- -d, --ensure-directory
extract archive to a containing directory and quit
- -e, --extract
extract archive by asking the extraction directory and quit
- -m, --multi-extract
extract multiple archives by asking the extraction directory and quit
- -x, --extract-to=destination
extract archive to the destination directory and quit
- -i, --info
show found command-line programs to be used and exit
- -v, --version
show version and exit
- --display=DISPLAY
X display to use
- -?, -h, --help
show help options
- --help-gtk
show GTK+ options
- --help-all
show all help options
Author
Ingo Brückl, (Giuseppe Torelli until 2014)