Screenshot 1: file
manager exploring a path on Windows, in details mode. On the left the
smart treeview.
Screenshot 2: tabbed file
manager, Tool bar and main menu are hidden to focus more on file
browsing features
Screenshot 3: the file
manager in (large) Icons and images mode, showing thumbnails of pictures
When
reading the content
of an archive file, for most common formats
(
7z,
cab,
iso, jar,
rar,
tar,
zip,
zipx...) it is shown the archive (or
package) structure tree on the left navigation area, for quick
inspection of the content and for fast browsing to desired node.
The archive browser will automatically open, by default (can be changed
in Options > Settings), the TAR archive inside compressed tar files,
like
.gz,
.bz,
and .xz files.
Please not that to browse the content of a spanned archive set, you
need to click on the first volume
of the set (with extension 001, Z01, R01 or similar) and browse the
archive as usual.
F6 toggles flat mode browsing, switching from explorer-like archive
view to showing all content at same time, with full path displayed on
the rightmost column of the file browser; only flat mode view is
enabled for .ace and .arc
formats; .pea format does not show archive table of content (no content
listing mode is currently implemented).
PeaZip fully support dark mode on
macOS,
and on
Linux with different
Desktop Environments:
Gnome and
derivatives (DE such as
Cinnamon and
MATE),
KDE,
XFCE... dark mode is basically
supported by PeaZip on any system that is
correctly passing to the application the real system's colors.
To set PeaZip in dark
mode on Linux it is sufficient to set a dark theme for the desktop
environment, and most DE will pass correct colors to application's GUI,
menus, etc, next time PeaZip is started.
In the same way, to
set PeaZip in dark mode on macOS it is sufficient to set macOS in dark
mode: System Preferences > General, select "Dark" or "Auto" in
Appearance section.
Screnshot: PeaZip in dark
mode on macOS
Screnshot: PeaZip in dark
mode on Linux (Mint)
PeaZip currently does not fully support Windows dark mode, which is
meant - by Microsoft design limitation - for UWP applications only.
Unlike versions of Windows prior than 10, applying Dark Mode theming
does
not changes system's colors values passed to Win32/Win64 applications,
but changes only colors passed to UWP apps.
Until Windows Dark Mode is implemented by Microsoft (alone) in this
bizarre and limited way, purposely passing wrong values for on screen
colors to
non-UWP apps, supporting it will need each non-UWP application to
replace the code for drawing each widget drawn by the system (e.g.
checkboxes, combo boxes, listviews, etc), overriding standard - proven,
stable, and optimized for speed - system drawing routines with custom
ones.
There are however
some possible workarounds in order to use PeaZip in
dark mode even on Windows 10+ systems.
1)
Dark theme option: in
Options
> Settings > Theme it is possible to set the program's GUI to
Dark, which will darken the colors within the limits to preserve
legibility of system-drawn widgets (which cannot be drawn by the
application in custom colors), as seen in next screenshot
2)
High Contrast: in system's
settings it is possible to set on of the pre-set high
contrast theme, which passes dark system colors (which can be further
customized, creating custom dark themes) to all non-UWP applications,
including PeaZip, as seen in following screenshot
Supported
Operating
Systems screenshots
PeaZip is a
cross
platform file archiver software, supporting creation and extraction of
multiple
archive formats on Linux, Darwin/macOS, Windows and other operating
systems /
architectures combinations supported by Lazarus/FPC IDE.
When
compiled for Win32 or Win64,
it supports Microsoft Windows
systems, XP and Vista / 7 / 8.x / 10 family, both 32 bit and 64 bit
versions (64 bit Windows system can run both native Win64 version, or
32 bit version through WoW64 subsystem), and API compatible Wine /
ReactOS platforms.
The program can also be natively compiled, either with GTK2 or Qt
widget set, for Linux x86 and Linux x86-64, pre-packed as DEB
(Debian,
Ubuntu, Knoppix, ...), RPM (Fedora, Mandriva,
SUSE, Red Hat,
ArkLinux), TGZ (Slackware), and TAR.GZ (portable, installation not
required).
Experimental versions exists
for ARM Linux and BSD.
Portable versions
of of PeaZip cross-platform file archiver software are available for
all
supported platforms, those
versions does not require installation and can be used simply unzipping
the program's folder to the desired directory, and starting the
application clicking on peazip executable.
UNACE Plugin,
required to open and extract WinAce
ACE files, is available for Windows
and
Linux platforms, both for installable and portable packages.
Optional UNRAR5
Plugin, alternative unrar engine (WinRar RAR5 format extraction is
supported
out of the box), based on RarLab's unrar code, is available too for
Linux and Windows operating systems, both for portable and installable
packages. Pleaase note that RAR files
extraction is supported out of the box on all systems and does not
require installation of plugins or extra software.
ACE and RAR compression (creation) is not implemented due to licensing
limitations
of those formats, but PeaZip can create
RAR files if WinRar is installed on the same system..
Those packages, available for multiple platfroms supported by PeaZip,
requires separate download as they contains code
released under licenses not compatible with Open Source LGPLv3: UNACE, UNRAR / UNRAR5 Plugins for Linux and
Windows
Following
screenshots are
taken running PeaZip on multiple patforms: Darwin / macOS,
MS Windows XP, Linux
(Ubuntu) with
GTK2 and Qt widget sets.
Synopsis: PeaZip file
manager / archive explorer screenshots, dark theme, high contrast mode.
File manager look and feel on various supported operating systems
(Linux; Windows) and widget sets (GTK, Qt, Win32)
Topics: Screenshots of
PeaZip file manager and archive browser GUI on different systems, dark
mode
PeaZip > Screenshots
> File manager, archive browser
