Engrampa – archive manager utility for MATE Environment

Engrampa is an archive manager utility for the MATE Environment. It’s a fork of Archive Manager (File Roller).

The software lets you you can create and modify archives, view the content of an archive, view and modify a file contained in the archive, and extract files from the archive.

Engrampa is free and open source software.

Supported file types:

• 7-Zip Compressed File (.7z)
• WinAce Compressed File (.ace)
• ALZip Compressed File (.alz)
• AIX Small Indexed Archive (.ar)
• ARC Archive (.arc)
• ARJ Compressed Archive (.arj)
• Cabinet File (.cab)
• UNIX CPIO Archive (.cpio)
• Debian Linux Package (.deb) [Read-only mode]
• ISO-9660 CD Disc Image (.iso) [Read-only mode]
• Java Archive (.jar)
• Java Enterprise archive (.ear)
• Java Web Archive (.war)
• LHA Archive (.lzh, .lha)
• WinRAR Compressed Archive (.rar)
• RAR Archived Comic Book (.cbr)
• RPM Linux Package (.rpm) [Read-only mode]
• Tape Archive File:
  • uncompressed (.tar)
• or compressed with:
  • gzip (.tar.gz , .tgz)
  • brotli (.tar.br)
  • bzip (.tar.bz , .tbz)
  • bzip2 (.tar.bz2 , .tbz2)
  • compress (.tar.Z , .taz)
  • lrzip (.tar.lrz , .tlrz)
  • lzip (.tar.lz , .tlz)
  • lzop (.tar.lzo , .tzo)
  • 7zip (.tar.7z)
  • xz (.tar.xz)
• Stuffit Archives (.bin, .sit)
• ZIP Archive (.zip)
• ZIP Archived Comic Book (.cbz)
• ZOO Compressed Archive File (.zoo)
• Single files compressed with gzip (.gz), brotli (.br), bzip (.bz), bzip2 (.bz2), compress (.Z),
  lrzip (.lrz), lzip (.lz), lzop (.lzo), rzip(.rz), xz (.xz), Zstandard (.zst).

Website: github.com/mate-desktop/engrampa
Support:
Developer: The MATE Developers
License: GNU General Public License v2.0

Engrampa is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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