Version: (using KDE KDE 3.4.0) Installed from: SuSE RPMs Is bug 5207 really fixed? I cannot find a trace of mac support in ark in KDE 3.4. As the bug is quite old - has mac support been taken out in the mean time? Anyway - here's my wish ;-) It would be great if ark had some (at least extracting) support for the most common mac formats: StuffIt (.sit),StuffItX (.sitx),HQX (.hqx),MacBinary (.macbinary). Especially stuffit and stuffitx are as common on the Mac as ZIP is on Windows-PC's. There is a (commercial but free-as-in-beer) command-line utility for Linux called unstuff to extract sit(x) files which you can download at Aladdinsoft's homepage. Its not really necessary to support those formats natively IMHO but it would be nice if Ark could make use of this utility if installed to open and extract such archives for all those people (like me) who often have to exchange files with "those Mac folks"...
Changing the default assignee for currently open Ark bug reports to me.
Created attachment 74603 [details] DFP rounding mode support
Sorry, an attachment wrongly added to this bug. Kindly ignore. Thanks.
Although those formats are old (and StuffIt(X) is already EOL), in case someone wants to view them in Ark, plugins/cliunarchiverplugin/CMakeLists.txt probably needs to be edited so that Ark can use `unar` for StuffIt and StuffItX.
After testing with files found on Internet Archive (archive.org), I found that all 4 formats (StuffIt, StuffItX,HQX, MacBinary) can be opened by The Unarchiver (unar). Test results of adding "application/x-stuffit", "application/x-macbinary" and "application/mac-binhex40" to plugins/cliunarchiverplugin/CMakeLists.txt: HQX: OK StuffIt: OK StuffItX: Need to rename from ".sitx" to ".sit" for Ark to recognize that the archive can be opened by the unar plugin. MacBinary: Ark fails to recognize the filetype, although unar opens it fine.
Feel free to open a merge request against https://invent.kde.org/utilities/ark
StuffIt support has been added in [1] (as a result of another request in Bug 462162), so the remaining formats are MacBinary and hqx. [1] https://invent.kde.org/utilities/ark/-/commit/98c8d3f32cf6a4b65b0b5c59138ce6ae21bf00a3