What PeaZip does
PeaZip 11.2.0 is an open-source archive manager with publisher-built packages for Windows and Linux, including installer and portable variants. This catalog records only the versioned Windows x64 installer and portable ZIP plus the publisher release page; Linux users must select the appropriate DEB, RPM, or portable archive from that page.
The publisher documents support for reading more than 200 archive types, but creation, browsing, conversion, encryption, and repair capabilities differ by format and bundled backend. A listed extension therefore does not imply full read/write parity or lossless conversion. Encryption and password-management options do not establish that an archive's contents are benign.
PeaZip's deletion function overwrites selected data, but no software-only erase claim can cover SSD wear levelling, snapshots, backups, remapped sectors, or copies elsewhere. Portable packages avoid a conventional installer; they can still create settings, history, temporary files, shell artefacts, or operating-system traces depending on options and use.
The publisher provides SHA-256.txt for this release. The two values shown here were compared with official GitHub release metadata on 2026-09-11; the publisher says its packages are unsigned. This is the publisher’s statement, not a local signature inspection. Compare the exact file with its current publisher hash reference before use; a match alone does not establish safety. No local installation, signature inspection, deletion validation, or format-conversion test was performed.