You can use the portable version.
Extract it to a folder, then link the executable to $PATH so you can use it from the terminal and create a desktop file for it.
The only trick for the desktop file is that (for whatever reason I don't know) you may need to put the whole path for the executable in the Exec key (instead of just Exec=peazip).
But do you need it for something that file-roller can't do?
You can use the portable version.
Extract it to a folder, then link the executable to $PATH so you can use it from the terminal and create a desktop file for it.
The only trick for the desktop file is that (for whatever reason I don't know) you may need to put the whole path for the executable in the Exec key (instead of just Exec=peazip).
But do you need it for something that file-roller can't do?
Portable version works good. Thank you.
I have noticed that file roller can't split .zip files on parts more than 1 Gb. To be more detail, I have a Linux home pc and windows work pc. I want to transfer a folder from my home pc to my work pc. Unfortunately, I have a pen drive with smaller capacity than I need. I tried to do it with tar-split-cat commands, but it isn't comfortable because of Windows..
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