Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar? Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
Software is available for Microsoft Windows (named WinRAR), Linux...
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The context is files which are split:
Sometimes you'll download a large file and find that instead of the single file you wanted, your folder is full of .001 .002 .003 or .r01 .r02 .r03 files. These files are part of a split RAR archive. Much like a zip file, a RAR file is a compressed version of what you downloaded. Rather than transmit in a single file, it's spread out over these several files -- usually to speed downloading or to accommodate the file size limit of a commercial file storage host.
I'm not asking how to unrar files. I'm asking: why are these files named so? Is this a Windows convention, or also Linux? Is this just a "split" file?
Not inclined to install WINE solely to install QuickPar.
These specific files are named with this pattern:
foo bar - baz.rar.001
complete with the spacees and hyphens between foo, bar, baz.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)