PeaZip 2.4 was released earlier today.
As hinted on this forum, I returned to number only denomination for releases.
Full changelog on http://peazip.sourceforge.net/
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as always giorgiotani, it's an awesome release and it runs flawlessly on my system
both windows and linux
your friendly neighbourhood moderator Zach Thibeau
PeaZip was updated today.
Revision 2.4.1 introduces Dutch, French, Galitian and Ukraininan translations, and now secure deletion can erase both files and folders.
Developer of PeaZip project
I'm sorry I haven't released any updates to my PAF package. I've been quite wrapped up in school lately, the semester is proving more difficult than I thought. Currently, we have to write our own XML parser and our own client/server chat application (with simple file transfer) for two of my courses.
The developer formerly known as ZGitRDun8705
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Off Topic: I wish I could write my own XML parser because Microsoft still doesn't support XML Inclusions (XInclude) in their XML DOM (AFAIK).
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Don't mind, you're very kind to have contributed the PortableApps package.
When you have time to work on it let me know so I can send you the most up to date language files.
BTW, the courses topics seem interesting... and make me feel quite old: when I started programming in high school all of us were still astonished for the advances of TurboPascal 4 over TurboPascal 3!
Developer of PeaZip project
Well I'm a 4th year college student, so I've got a fair deal of experience. The XML parser for Automata and Computation Theory (dealing with regular expressions, and syntax and all that other stuff), and the chat app is for a Data Communications course. Previously these courses had been math/logic oriented with no phyiscal or application side of things. We have a new professor this year and he's actually turned them into useful courses.
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