* Steve Langasek
> Of course, tar and unzip are no substitute for unrar.
* John Goerzen
> It, of course, depends on what you're doing, but yes, I realize that. I
> just tried to show a smattering of similar programs so people can
> compare.
>
> I was actually surprised at the popularity of {un}rar. I rarely see RAR
> files used anywhere.
I occasionally get subtitle collections for movies I download off the
net as RAR archives. Just tried the free unrar stuff from
<http://www.unrarlib.org> on a few of them, and it worked just fine.
It says it doesn't support all the various RAR formats yet, but with
a little work I assume it could become a fully adequate alternative to
the unrar in non-free (unless RAR is patent-encumbered, of course).
--
Tore Anderson
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