Windows 11 users can now manage RAR archives natively, with no need for third-party software or questionable archive "unpackers." Windows 11 22H2, the past year's last major...
Windows 11 adds native support for RAR, 7-Zip, Tar and other archive formats thanks to open-source library::undefined
I much rather Windows interpreting .zip files as a browsable folder than Linux adding a chain of extensions at the end of the file and getting confused about how to open because I didn't manually assign the correct permissions.
What distro do you use which thinks an archive file needs executable permissions?
Alternatively, what distro / file explorer can't recognize the MIME types for archives (which has nothing to do with permissions but it's the only relevant error that makes sense)?
I much rather Windows interpreting .zip files as a browsable folder than Linux adding a chain of extensions at the end of the file and getting confused about how to open because I didn't manually assign the correct permissions.
What distro do you use which thinks an archive file needs executable permissions?
Alternatively, what distro / file explorer can't recognize the MIME types for archives (which has nothing to do with permissions but it's the only relevant error that makes sense)?
What are you even talking about? Archives have been so much easier to use on Linux for many years, because that headline was built-in.