Gaming 7-zip or J-zip?

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Which is better?

  • 7-zip

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I want to find out which is better. I have one of them but it won't open a .zip file I have, saying it's invalid.
No asking which one I have or posting which one you think is better, just vote at top.
 
Why not state which one you happen to have?


I myself prefer WinRar for opening and for the most part I like the compression and the speed that can be done with 7zip.
 
7-Zip, because it's Open Source.
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What the hell is J-zip? I've never had anything that 7-zip couldn't handle, plus it's free and light on disc space.
 
UltraMagnus said:
why on earth do people like winRAR? 7z can open .rars, and .7z is a far better format.

I just use file roller myself, it can open any format....
I would say that File Roller is my preferred GUI archiver of choice (Xarchiver is always bugging out on me
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), but I tend to just do things through the terminal anyway
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FireEmblemGuy said:
What the hell is J-zip? I've never had anything that 7-zip couldn't handle, plus it's free and light on disc space.
I once had something it couldn't handle, I think it was some stupid proprietary .sit file. (mac "stuffit" archive). although it was quite an old file.
 
I prefer 7-zip, and i have also never heard of j-zip. 7-zip is great, i had it pretty early in its life. I love the open-source and cross-platform of it.
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I think i may have phrased that wrong.
 

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