UnRAR is a popular utility used to extract files from RAR archives. It is essential for users who frequently handle compressed files, as it allows easy access to the contents of RAR files. UnRAR is known for its efficiency and reliability, making it a valuable tool for managing compressed files on your system.
To install UnRAR on Fedora 40 or 39 using the command-line terminal, you can utilize the default Fedora AppStream repository. This method ensures you get a reliable and up-to-date version of UnRAR, ready to help you manage your RAR archives efficiently.
Update Fedora Before the UNRAR Installation
First, it is often best to ensure your system is up-to-date before proceeding with any tutorial to avoid conflicts. This can be skipped for users who constantly keep their system up-to-date; if you have not checked for a while, run the following command:
sudo dnf upgrade --refreshProceed with UNRAR Installation
By default, unrar is available on Fedora-based systems. Run the following command to install.
sudo dnf install unrar-freeVerify the UNRAR Installation
You can verify the installation by running the unrar command in the terminal
unrar --versionTo bring up the commands, use the following command:
unrar-free --help
Conclusion
With UnRAR successfully installed on your Fedora system, you now have a robust tool for extracting files from RAR archives. Regularly check for updates through the Fedora AppStream to maintain optimal performance and security.