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...built in Archive Utility couldn’t open.
Niche but the CAB and APK formats are two that spring to mind. But also Archive Utility lacks a lot of formats for compression outside of Zip, CPIO/CPGZ or AAR without dipping into terminal.

Archive Utility/Finder is good for the basics but something like Keka supports a lot more formats. As always, each to their own.
 
Warp is by far the best terminal app I have tried and it has just added really useful AI features as well.


Urgh, not more recommendations for this atrocity of a terminal. Although looking at the website at least they've listened to some of the feedback, but trust once broken is difficult to regain in my opinion.
 
Urgh, not more recommendations for this atrocity of a terminal. Although looking at the website at least they've listened to some of the feedback, but trust once broken is difficult to regain in my opinion.
I haven't heard any complaints. I'll see what they are about. I've been using it for over a year now though (free plan) and haven't had any issues.

Is there any reason I should stop using it?

Edit: OK did some reading and see what you mean although I never needed to login to use it. I'll switch back to iTerm2 for the time being.
 
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I started using overcast from a suggestion on here when having issues with the apple podcast app, overcast is being a disaster for me since the update, frequently forgetting the last position on podcasts and starting from the beginning. Anyone else had that issue? Any others worth trying before I go back to apples podcast app?
 
No, I've not had those problems with Overcast, it's still really good for me.
 
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