UNIX-port of the great 7-zip archiver. Faster and better compression than RAR and ACE while being LGPL. http://www.7-zip.org
Created attachment 35206 [details] app-arch/p7zip/p7zip-0.81.ebuild
Just for fun I did "tar cf" on the kernel-2.6.7-gentoo-r8-tree and compressed that tar-file with a few programs, using their maximum compression flags: 198809600 (100%) test.tar 44012927 (22.14%) test.tar.gz (gzip -9) 35153986 (17.68%) test.tar.bz2 (bzip2 -9) 29652727 (14.92%) test.tar.rar (rar a -m5) 28350179 (14.26%) test.tar.7z (7z a -mx=9)
Created attachment 37805 [details] app-arch/p7zip-0.90.ebuild Version bump. x86 added. 7za with plugins added.
Created attachment 37996 [details] app-arch/p7zip-0.91.ebuild plug-ins moved to /usr/lib/7z wrapper to 7z added version bump
Created attachment 37999 [details] files/7z --- 7z wrapper
Why the wrapper? According to 7z's readme and my own ebuild I created because I'm too stupid to search bugzilla first, a symlink ("dosym ../lib/7z/7z usr/bin/7z") should work. And a "dodoc README TODO ChangeLog" might be nice, too. Just picking nits though, to get something back for my wasted time :)
commited into portage as ~x86. wrapper is necessary as symlink does not work (at least at my test systems). i have no access to amd64 platform so i didnt put it into keywords. dodoc is done, and version is 0.91 please comment in case of problems, rather by filling separate bugs, you can add me (radek@gentoo.org) to it, as ferringb is quite busy.