Pauldacity

This is good to know! Thank you very much.

Currently using 6.11.5. I have thousands of compressed files, .zip and .7z, and I was trying to unpack them into their own folders but had a hell of a time trying to figure out how since I am not familiar with linux and all of that. What I ended up doing that worked was navigating to the folder with Krusader and opening the terminal "here" and running this command: for file in *.7z; do 7z x -o"${file%.7z}" "$file" done It unpacks the files into their own separate folders which is perfect, but then I can't access the folders via my windows share. It tells me that I don't have the permission to touch the file. Now I fixed this by running the new permissions tool for that specific share, but my question is, is there something different I can do that would do the same thing but without messing up my permissions? I figured out how to do the same with the zip files by running this command: for file in *.zip; do unzip -d"${file%.zip}" "$file" done however the resulting files do not have any permission issues, they just work. This isn't a major issue but just a QoL sort of thing that would be helpful because I still have a few more thousand files to go with this project.

I just upgraded my 3700x to a 13500 and ran into the same issue. As long as it works! I was scared I got a rebranded chip or something somehow.