Hi,
> Peter Dennis writes:
> > Unrar is a commandline utility to list, test and extract files from
> > popular RAR archives. Adding unrar to OpenSolaris will also extend
>
> "popular?"
Well I thought so, but then I'm using windows as my workstation.
> > The current version of unrar is 3.8.2 at the time of this case.
>
> I think it's actually 3.8.5, as of two months ago.
Good catch, thank you.
> > unrar Volatile Commandline syntax
>
> For what it's worth, I don't think the command line on unrar has
> changed in a long time, and designating it as "Volatile," besides
> being unnecessarily fear-inducing, makes it problematic for GNOME to
> use, which seems to be the primary purpose of this project. It could
> easily be Uncommitted if not just Committed.
I don't care what this line says, since it's not me who is controlling
the source. But it makes some sense to have it as Uncommitted. (At any
rate, I don't think that file-roller is configurable. It just uses unrar
if it can find one.)
As I'm going for the first time through the process, should I re-send
whole initial mail with the changes ?
Thank you for your comments
--
Vlad
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