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The biggest reason you will find that people don't use 7-Zip (companies in particular) is that people are used to WinRAR and the tech support needed to have them change is troublesome, so WinRAR keeps selling licenses. I've got nothing against that, it's just that they only profit due to the friction of learning a new tool - not innovation.
For those that say WinRAR is free, no...
>>To summarise, there is no official "free version" of WinRAR in the strict sense. The software is commercial and requires a licence purchase after a 40-day trial period. But, WinRAR's developers allow users to continue using the full version indefinitely without enforcing payment, although with periodic reminders to purchase a licence.
7-Zip is truly free, no nags, no reminders, LGPL license, no button to pay the developer even if you want to.
>> You can use 7-Zip on any computer, including a computer in a commercial organization. You don't need to register or pay for 7-Zip.
Sure, 7zip exists, but I got to be honest, I always go back to WinRAR. It's just better. It gives me less problems when opening more complex archives 🏴 ☠️🦜🏴 ☠️
But I agree supporting software you use with a small donation. 🎉
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lX_pF03
I've donated to the publishers and groups who publish FOSS that I use daily. I've never asked for support as the online forums usually have any answers I might need. Projects get abandoned for many reasons besides a lack of donations. Software devs who donated their time have changes in life like having kids, a new job, divorce, illness, or they are simply burned out on that specific project. With open source literally anyone else can take the code and pick up where the last dev left off. Obviously people should donate to the FOSS projects they use daily. Especially if they are using them in a business environment.
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My use of compression tools dates back to the early 90's when PKZip and PKUNZIP were separate DOS command line tools we used a lot with our BBS downloads/uploads. I've used WIn-rar and a handful of others since then, and 7zip is definitely the best I've tried, since it integrates well with Windows and does its job while staying out of the way or otherwise creating any annoyances. If you like WIn-rar, okay, but I have no idea why anyone would pay for it.
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My use of compression tools dates back to the early 90's when PKZip and PKUNZIP were separate DOS command line tools we used a lot with our BBS downloads/uploads. I've used WIn-rar and a handful of others since then, and 7zip is definitely the best I've tried, since it integrates well with Windows and does its job while staying out of the way or otherwise creating any annoyances. If you like WIn-rar, okay, but I have no idea why anyone would pay for it.
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