File Roller
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VisitFile Roller vs WinRAR
What both publish
| Fact | File Roller | WinRAR |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The project describes File Roller as an archive manager utility for the GNOME environment. | WinRAR says its products provide individuals, businesses and government agencies with a way to share and store data. |
| Purpose | File Roller is an archive manager for the GNOME environment. | WinRAR is a compression tool with functions for organizing compressed archives. |
| Support | The project directs users to its issue tracker and the GNOME Discourse File Roller tag. | The support page offers FAQs, a lost-key form and individual sales support in English or German. |
File Roller plans
- File RollerFree
WinRAR plans
- WinRAR multi-user license (500–999 users)$6, paid once
- WinRAR multi-user license (200–499 users)$7, paid once
- WinRAR multi-user license (100–199 users)$8, paid once
- WinRAR multi-user license (50–99 users)$10, paid once
- WinRAR multi-user license (25–49 users)$13, paid once
- WinRAR multi-user license (10–24 users)$16, paid once
Pick File Roller if…
File Roller suits Linux and GNOME users who need one graphical utility for creating, inspecting, modifying, and extracting many archive formats. It also fits users needing encryption, split archives, or command-line tools.
Pick WinRAR if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.