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2009-12-01 , 20:45
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Hi

How can I unzip zip files?
My university sends me zip files but I am not able to open them.
Another question: is there any chance to have firstclass client on N900?

Many Thanks
 
youxing is offline youxing
2009-12-01 , 20:46
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Which OS? Windows, Mac or Linux?
 
youxing is offline youxing
2009-12-01 , 20:47
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Assuming that you are not using a Mac, you could use this program
http://www.7-zip.org/download.html
 
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2009-12-01 , 20:47
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Originally Posted by youxing View Post
Which OS? Windows, Mac or Linux?
He is talking about unzipping on the N900 I think.
 
debian is offline debian
2009-12-01 , 20:48
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Originally Posted by youxing View Post
Which OS? Windows, Mac or Linux?
Sorry I was not clear. I meant to unzip files with n900. I cannot open them
 
youxing is offline youxing
2009-12-01 , 20:50
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Try one of those packages:

http://maemo.org/packages/search/?or...#91;value]=zip

I believe this one should work, but I have no N900 to confirm it myself:

http://maemo.org/packages/view/unzip/
 
n1110000100 is offline n1110000100
2009-12-01 , 20:54
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Still in the works.
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/zip-unzip/

I wouldn't try it yet until it shows up on the repositories
 
debian is offline debian
2009-12-01 , 20:56
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I am not sure installing testing programs. I hope it won't take long time
 
entwisi is offline entwisi
2009-12-01 , 20:58
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if there is a java implemetation, use jar -xvf on Command line

this works on all JVM implementations I've come across in my work...
Nothing more first class than CLI
 
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2009-12-01 , 21:00
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Originally Posted by entwisi View Post
if there is a java implemetation, use jar -xvf on Command line

this works on all JVM implementations I've come across in my work...
Nothing more first class than CLI
no java on N900
 

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