FOSS Friday - PeaZip

It's FOSS Friday! Today's free and open source program is PeaZip. It's a very intuitive file archive application that is available for Windows (XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10 32 and 64 bit), Linux and BSD. It's easy to install and the graphical interface is quite nice. 

PeaZip provides full archiving and extraction capabilities for the following formats:
-7z
-7z-SFX
-ARC/WRC
-bz2
-tar.bz2
-tbz 
-tb2
-gz
-tar.gz
-tgz
-PAQ8 
-LPAQ
-ZPAQ
-PEA
-QUAD/BALZ
-tar
-WIM
-xz
-Zip

PeaZip is able to browse, test and extract the following archive files:
-ACE
-ARJ
-CAB
-CHM
-Compound Files
-CPIO
-deb
-EAR
-ISO
-JAR
-LZMA
-LZH
-NSIS installers
-OpenOffice's OpenDocument
-PET/PUP (Puppy Linux installers)
-PAK/PK3/PK4
-RAR (including archives created with new RARv5 standard)
-RPM
-SMZIP
-U3P
-WAR
-XPI
-Z (compress)
-ZIPX

PeaZip is also able to repair archives with FreeArc's ARC. In addition to archiving, it can also be used for browsing files.

Give it a look-see here:

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