[SOLVED] [Help] extract rar file right-click from xfce
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How I can extract rar zip file etc by right-clicking on it in slacware 14.1 xfce? I installed rar and unrar but I have no choice right click extract. ThK.
Although you can always create a customs action for to just explode the rar in the current directory. In thunar have a look under edit->configure custom actions
Use Thunar Archive Plugin in combination with an archive manager like File Roller or Xarchiver. It can also be made to work with Engrampa. I have it working that way on my Xfce install (with a fairly trivial patch to remove caja dependencies).
Also you can create a custom action with something like "for file in %f; do unrar x "$file"; done" (need unrar on your system) and add *.rar to the file pattern.
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