PeaZip is cross platform, available as portable and installable software for 32 and 64 bit Windows (9x, 2000, XP, Vista) and Linux (PeaZip is a desktop neutral application).

PeaZip allows to save archive's layouts; apply powerful multiple search filters to archive's content; handle multiple archives at once; export job definition as command line; bookmark archives and folders etc...
Other features: AES256 encryption, robust file copy, split/join files (file span), secure file deletion, compare, checksum and hash files, system benchmark, generate random passwords and keyfiles.

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Notes for users

Localizations
PeaZip uses UTF-8 encoded text language files, so it can be translated in any language.
Language files of previous versions can be used by PeaZip without problems (missing text will appear in english); different revisions (last letter after major and minor version number) uses exactly the same text.
Hopefully more localizations will be released with the help of the community: you can mail me translated language files to be included in future revisions or updates, see "Translations" chapter in documentation (or ask on the forum) if you are willing to contribute a translation in your language.

PeaZip portable
You can simply unpack PeaZip portable in the path you prefer and use it, even on the network or on removable devices as USB sticks; it will not modify the host system.

PeaZip installable
PeaZip installable, either for Windows and Linux, needs to run with administrative privileges.
The program can be installed once from administrative account and then any user running it will have their own private configuration and bookmark files saved on the user's profile home (Linux) or application data (Windows) folder.

64 bit versions
While PeaZip's 64 bit packages are meant for 64 bit systems only, PeaZip's 32 bit packages can be used on 64 bit Windows or Linux systems (for Linux, omit architecture check for 32 bit installable packages or use _portable packages); 32 bit backend binaries can be freely replaced with 64 bit counterparts (if available) for performance optimization.

Customisation
See documentation (and FreeDesktop_integration folder in Linux packages) for hints about integration of PeaZip in the desktop environment (Gnome, KDE, Windows...): file associations, start menu, service/context menus, SendTo, links, scripts and command line...

Troubleshooting
You can find known issues reported on FAQ page, or on SourceForge project's forum or bug tracker, which can be used also to report new issues or suggestions.
On Linux systems, if missing libraries are reported installing PeaZip or the first time you run peazip binary (you can launch it from a console for detailed feedback), please follow your package manager instruction to install them. Usually missing libraries are standard and widely available gtk/gtk related components (like libgdk_pixbuf).

Release notes

Release 2.3 benefits of the strong feedback catalyzed from previous version of the program, expecially in terms of user-provided translations and suggestion of usability fixes and enhancements, as: new functional keys, ability to handle custom file formats form context menu, full support for limited user's accounts under Windows and Linux, password/options dialog before extraction from system's menus, and many more...
Under the hood, backend were updated to 7z 4.60 and Pea 0.21, to a total of 79 file extensions supported, notably to add support for UDF, XAR, and DMG/HFS formats.

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