So it handles zip files by itself, but opens them in a separate window with separate look? Why bundle them then?
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I don’t count a decades-old cumbersome wizard-style interface with countless steps to go through just to unpack a compressed file to be even remotely acceptable in 2026. Dolphin and Nautilus handle compressed files entirely transparently and much faster than Explorer does, and once you’re used to that, going back to ’90s style compressed file management almost feels insulting.
My dad has trouble differentiating between webapp and software. You think handling a archive as a directory is a smart idea there? Dialogue or right-click menu is fine, which 7-zip adds. Thing is a file, should be handled as a file (launches something).
Let’s say, it should be customizable.
And i think explorer does transparently open zip since a few years? Wasn’t that a big feature in 10 already? Or was that only a tweaker tools fault?
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You shouldn’t reply them.
I’ve got this spam.
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Und wenn wir alle nicht gültigen ausschliessen wollen: .+@.+
Guess who can be replaced in the long run: a company or a skilled person?
Bad (but tolerated by Google/Facebook) side-effect of Programmatic Advertising (automated auction of ad spaces) is, that malvertising and crap gets in.
Right, that one, thanks!
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Most of them are still. I’ve read a analysis of the log of a purposedly exposed system a while ago. Don’t know the exact numbers anymore but : ca. 9 of 10 are bots placing a backdoor. Of the human visitors, most are just looking around, poking things, getting bored, bye. And 2 of all of them were (cybercriminal) professionals who knew what they’re doing.
Actually, ppm in 1000 - 2000 makes for better sleep. But for worse thinking of course.
Not that it’s bad.
The LibreOffice of music.
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Not for me, but maybe that’s a XFCE or settings thing.