how can I get 7zip fpr ubuntu linux there is any tutorial for this one ?
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how can I get 7zip fpr ubuntu linux there is any tutorial for this one ?
type this into the terminal to install it: sudo apt-get install p7zip
or u can do it graphically...make sure to install the 'p7zip' package if u use synaptic
I'm assuming that the WinRAR license is not yours as you could easily contact their support if it were. WinRAR will simply prompt you to register or purchase it after the 40-day trial period is over. It does not cease working.
You should live with the message, purchase the program, or install a similar program such as 7-zip.
Software is a precious; purchase it if you use it.
I downloaded both the winrar and the 7zip from HERE.
Still I've been using those tools for more than two years. Nevertheless, I never registered any of them.
Also, to run WinRAR under Linux, you need to use Wine which is a Windows Compatibility Layer (WINE stands for "Wine Is Not an Emulator"). When you execute a Windows (PE, portable executable) binary under Linux with Wine installed, the Windows specific files are typically stored in ~/.wine/drive_c/path/to/your/application (Just pretend the directory drive_c is C:\) and registry entries are stored in ~/.wine/user.reg (Which you will need to load it as a hive using regedit.exe).
So, if WinRAR installed itself to C:\Program Files\WinRAR then you would place the file in ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/WinRAR (The \ in Program Files is required as a whitespace character MUST be escaped in BASH)
But seriously, there are MANY other programs that handle archives natively under Linux. Check out p7zip, q7zip, pea-zip, ark just to name a few. WinRAR is old news.
Clarification: ~ is a "shortcut" to your home directory. e.g. /home/OxC0FF33. Go ahead and try it. (cd ~)