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February 03, 2009 at 10:19pm

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bandy-c

February 02, 2009 at 10:06am

I second the inclusion of PeaZip and Amarok in this selection.

Kleinkinstein, probably the crucial factor for including PeaZip instead of 7-Zip was what you mentioned: more functions like hash, secure delete, two factor authentication, scripting..., more formats supported and GUI for Linux (7-Zip, TugZip, Izarc etc lacks it). Add themes, a more polished and friendly look many users prefer to the minimalism of 7-Zip (not me, I like both). This don't change the fact that 7-Zip (and p7zip for Linux) are the groundbrekers which started spreading the 7z format.Tekzel, for many people (notably, including me) context submenus are no more than a fancy way to say "you have one more click to do".

About Amarok the name says it all: it rocks!

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February 02, 2009 at 8:31am

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February 02, 2009 at 5:41am

PeaZip was seriously lacking in options that I could see, I couldn't even find an option to put all the context menu items under a single menu.  Even though it is basically a dead project, I prefer TugZip.  After that, I would go with IzArc.

I have been using Acronis True Image (not freeware though, so isn't really applicable) for years, but I might have to give Macrium Reflect a try.  I messed with it briefly and the thing that turned me off was the recovery CD they make is kinda lame.  The Acronis boot CD had a lot of options, including being able to create archives.

DAZ Studio: No comment, I don't do creative things! :)

Amarok: I have tried to use other media management systems, truely I have.  Yet, I keep coming back to the awesome Subsonic web based media streaming app.  The new versions even have an awesome built in flash based player (the old one sucked).  I could even remove Winamp and not miss it now.  If you haven't tried Subsonic, run out and grab it now.  I am pretty confident you won't regret it.

Snakr: Google Reader.  Thats all I am going to say.  My list of feeds are available wherever I am,  and it works well with Firefox.

kleinkinstein

February 02, 2009 at 5:25am

PeaZip over 7-zip?  What a joke....MaxPC is once again asleep at the wheel!  What they fail to reveal is that PeaZip relies on open source 7z component, which comes from 7-Zip project, to handle many formats. It adds support to various other formats (i.e. ARC, PAQ/LPAQ family etc, extraction of ACE files) and adds other goodies, like two factor authentication, secure file deletion, hash/compare files, helps in creating backup scripts etc. 7-Zip is smaller and generally speaking mode mature project (it is on SourceForge since 2000/2001, while PeaZip started in late 2006), has more localizations and has a very clean UI which some users find minimalist or utilitarianly (if a word) simple.