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So, after performing a Windows 10 reset and reinstalling my core apps, I’m trying to restrict myself and be a bit more careful of what I install and uninstall so I can keep this version in top running condition.
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Unfortunately, when my system was Windows 7 I installed and uninstalled stuff all the time and in the end when I went to upgrade to Windows 10 my machine was pretty much an unstable mess. Some have suggested that I simply install the product myself and try it out and if I don’t like it uninstall it. Most of the time my greatest insight into a product is to hear how the product works from someone that is not the developers but an end user so that’s why I’m seeking that first hand experience from someone that’s using the current Beta. As a former developer I find that most developers feel that that the “what” “when”, “why” and “how” of their development is what they feel is most important and not necessarily what someone else might believe. I’ve read the developer’s DEVLOG on his beta and alpha versions and some of it seems kind of “Techie” and really didn’t address anything regarding the user interface or ease of use. He appears to be quite active on SourceForge… Moondoggy451 – I’m curious why you aren’t directing your queries about the beta version to 7-Zip’s developer. IMO it’s a waste of time pushing yet another compression format that a huge potential audience will just have trouble using. The issue here is, why require the user to find that out? Most will never fool around with these values – I’ve sometimes tinkered with alternate compression schemes in 7-Zip and discovered astonishing improvements in compression ratios. 7-Zip doesn’t allow this sequence for some reason I think this is mostly when I attempt to add a file to an existing archive, using drag-and-drop. – Every once in a while, an “obvious” interface action will fail. – Really good format file support, literally everything I’ve ever heard of. – Scalability does not seem to be a problem. If 7-Zip has a problem, it tells you right up front – 7-Zip never fails silently or in the middle of a job. I’ve been using 7-Zip for years now and am quite happy with it.
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And good quality free alternatives were available. However I abandoned WinZip years ago because it kept bothering me for more money to upgrade. Since there is a 7-Zip beta though, I would like to know more about that if someone has any details.
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My need is to zip and unzip files and folders and sometimes create a password protected zip file and if 7-Zip can do everything that WinZip can do in that regard then I may either keep my copy of WinZip 19 or switch to 7-Zip if someone can give me a reason to do so. My primary concern is that WinZip keeps asking me to purchase upgrade protection and it seems to me that what I’m getting in the upgrades is not adding any functionality that I need. features, potential release dates for a GA version, etc.) then that would be helpful as well.
So, is there anyone out there that can provide me with an honest comparison of 7-Zip against WinZip running on a Windows 10 64-bit machine? In addition if there’s anyone that can provide me with any info on the 7-Zip beta (i.e.
Today, I received yet another notice from WinZip announcing WinZip 20 which again seems to be more bloat and I’m contemplating getting off the upgrade treadmill. to zip and unzip files) remains the same, WinZip keeps adding functionality to their program which some would call bloat. I have been a long time WinZip user but over the years I’ve noticed that although the main function of the program (i.e.
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