Activity for qiewer extractor
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Chaython Meredith posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
ZSTD is prefered for BTRFS and has just been added to F2FS. Red Had is planning to switch RPMs to ZSTD. Anyways I understand not wanting to exert the extra effort. Sorry.
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ssbssa posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
ZSTD may be a better algorithm, but I've only included algorithms that I've actually seen somebody use, and that are zip/rar/7z for windows, and gz/bz2/xz/lz for linux.
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ZSTD is far supperior to any algorithm I've tested. https://github.com/facebook/zstd Lots of your stuff seems to be more based off of 7zip so maybe this fork would be helpful in adding zstd support. https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip-zstd Thanks for making qiewer, I like the concept of windows explorer integration. I think you're just lacking traction because of the name. Also most people also want to archive files, so an AIO would be better[needs compressing not just extracting]. I'm not a coder -...
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You are right, I only make very rarely changes to qiewer extractor, but that's mostly because I'm not really aware of containers/algorithms in wide use that are not supported (but it's also very possible that I missed some).
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Most AV are terrible and have high false positives. If ESET/Kaspersky both clear it, then I consider it very safe. Anyways this seems dead, can you confirm what gui you use now? I prefer winrar for advanced compression/decompression, but I like the shell integration of tc4shell, their TOS is sketchy though, specifying that they may distribute viruses or other malicous code, it has a very small install base, mostly Russian and it's closed source. Winrar too, is closed source, but the operator is very...
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Most AV are terrible and have high false positives. If ESET/Kaspersky both clear it, then I consider it very safe. Anyways this seems dead, can you confirm what gui you use now? I prefer winrar for advanced compression/decompression, but I like the shell integration of tc4shell, their TOS is sketchy though, specifying that they may distribute viruses or other malicous code, it has a very small install base, mostly Russian and it's closed source. Winrar too, is closed source, but the operator is very...
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Most AV are terrible and have high false positives. If ESET/Kaspersky both clear it, then I consider it very safe. Anyways this seems dead, can you confirm what gui you use now? I prefer winrar for advanced compression/decompression, but I like the shell integration of tc4shell, their TOS is sketchy though, specifying that they may distribute viruses or other malicous code, it has a very small install base, mostly Russian and it's closed source.
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Yesterday this report said 6 engines consider it malware, today it's 7. Anyways, I not many people (if any) are using it, so I don't think it matters much.
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Zangune posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Greetings, as you can see into this VirusTotal report, actually qiewer extractor version 1.0 is reported as a malware by 14 engines. Code is present here, but old. I guess it is a false positive, anyway the program developer should contact antivirus software houses to fix this situation. Regards.
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add thumbnail handler factory
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fix root key for directories in IQueryAssociations::Init()
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remove dead code
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sized operator delete
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s7z: return error code
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disable LTO
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use mainCRTStartup/WinMainCRTStartup
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qiewer extractor released /qiewer-extractor-1.0/qiewer-extractor-1.0.tar.xz
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set version 1.1-git
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version 1.0
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set version 1.1-git
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version 1.0
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initial commit
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