7-Zip
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Summary
7-Zip is a compression software[1]. 7-Zip has Wikipedia articles in 45 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Instance of: free and open-source software[3]
- Developer: Igor Pavlov[4]
- Copyright license: GNU Lesser General Public License[5]
- Programmed in: C++[6], C[7]
- Operating system: Linux[8], ReactOS[9], Windows Vista[10], Windows 7[11], Windows 2000[12], Windows Server 2003[13], Windows Server 2008[14], Windows XP[15], Windows 8[16], Windows 8.1[17], Windows 10[18], Windows Server 2012[19], Windows Server 2016[20], Windows Server 2019[21]
- Software version identifier: 19.00[22], 16.04[23], 9.20[24], 21.05[25], 21.06[26], 21.07[27], 22.00[28], 22.01[29], 2.00[30], 2.01[31], 2.10[32], 2.11[33], 2.20[34], 2.21[35]
- Commons category: 7-Zip[36]
- Country of origin: Russia[37]
- Inception: July 18, 1999[38]
- Has edition or translation: P7zip[39]
- Official website: https://www.7-zip.org/[40]
- Topic's main category: Category:7-Zip[41]
- Commons gallery: 7-Zip[42]
- Readable file format: 7z[43], xz[44], bzip2 Archive[45], GZIP[46], tar[47], ZIP[48], Windows Imaging Format[49], ar[50], Cabinet[51], Microsoft Compiled HTML Help[52], cpio[53], cramfs[54], Apple Disk Image[55], extended file system[56]
Why It Matters
7-Zip is known by 16 alternative names across languages and contexts.[57]