The problem with 8.2.0 is that the authors of PeaZip changed the structure of the RPM package, which is used as a source: /usr/share/PeaZip is completely gone, it's now /opt/peazip. Also, the FreeDesktop_integration folder has been moved to /opt/peazip/res/batch/. So, to install the package as the application creators intend, during the installation click the button "Edit PKGBUILD" (the installation via GUI is assumed) and change the code of the package() function to the following (much simplier than the original):
package() {
cp -aR usr/ "${pkgdir}/"
cp -aR opt/ "${pkgdir}/"
rm -rf "${pkgdir}/usr/lib"
}
It helped me, hopefully it'll help you too. Tested on Manjaro 21.1.2 Pahvo (which is Arch-based).
@ed_o Mr.Tani will most likely not fix the package, because the folder structure change is mentioned among changes in the version 8.2 on GitHub:
PeaZip 8.2.0 is focused on improving use from command line and scripts, and introduces (peazip)/res/batch folder which contains sample scripts and system integration files both for Linux and Windoes (SendTo and freedesktop_integration folders are moved here). The archive manager is now capable of optionally displaying compression/encryption method, and modified, created, accessed timestamps for each item in archive, and to display number of items contained in each folder. It is now possible to chose to keep extracted files even in case errors occurred during the extraction, and working with spanned files was improved. Smart extraction is now available as default action to take at program's startup, alongside Open, Open as archive, Extract (full), Extract here. This release also improves user experience on Linux systems improving the automatic configuration of applications for "open with" actions, and displaying more system's paths in the file manager. DEB and RPM installers are extensively updated, with application now being installed in /opt/peazip. Backend were updated to Brotli 1.0.9 (Linux). A total of 225 file extensions can now be managed by PeaZip, with addition of .apkm, .apks, and .aab Android package formats, and of Lzip .lz (supported on Linux versions only).
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