Whether you are a Windows or Mac user, I think you are more familiar with compression software like WinRAR, WinZIP or 7Zip, but they are definitely essential applications to install. However, this “tradition” is likely to change in the future, because Windows 11 will support various compressed files natively.
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The current version of Windows 11 can already use built-in tools to open compressed files in .zip format like ordinary folders, but for compressed files in other formats, you still need to rely on third-party programs, such as WinRAR, WinZIP or 7Zip . While these apps are currently free for individual users, there is a fee for business use.
At the Microsoft Developers Conference a few days ago, in addition to revealing many hot topics about AI, there was also a piece of news about compressed files. The official said that in future new versions, more compressed files in open source formats will be supported, including .7z, .rar, .gz, .tar, etc., and users can open related files in directly through the file manager in the future. In addition, the factory also revealed that it will improve the performance of native programs for processing compressed files, and reduce the speed of compression or decompression.
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Source : ezone.hk
