Version 1.2.2 built on 2026-03-13
Fixes
WriteOverlay: Moving a newly created file into a subfolder of the read-only source failed.WriteOverlay: Broken symbolic links were not correctly removed from the overlay folder.- Avoid network requests for
--versionand--oss-attributions-short. - Automatically create parent paths to log file specified with
--log-fileif they do not exist. - Make format detection more robust against empty or small files and without
sqlcipher3installed.
AppImages
The AppImages can be downloaded, made executable with chmod u+x *.AppImage, and executed directly to start ratarmount.
There are also usability helpers for AppImages such as AppImageLauncher and AM.
If the AppImage is too slow to start up or to reduce memory overhead for the AppImage itself, the AppImage can also be manually unpacked and installed:
- Extract with
ratarmount-*.AppImage --appimage-extract - The extracted AppImage can be started by executing
squashfs-root/AppRun. - Rename and move the resulting generic
squashfs-rootfolder wherever you want, e.g.,/opt/ratarmount-<version>. - Add a link to
/opt/ratarmount-<version>/AppRuninto some folder that is in yourPATHvariable, e.g., with:
ln -s /opt/ratarmount-<version>/AppRun ~/.local/bin/ratarmount
Slim Version
Supports: 7z, ASAR, bzip2, EXT4, FAT, gzip, RAR, SQLAR, TAR, XZ, ZIP, zlib, ZStandard
Normal / Full Version
Supports:
- All slim formats
- libarchive backend: ar, CAB, cpio, grzip, ISO9660, lrzip, LZ4, lzip, LZMA, lzop, RPM, UU, WARC, XAR, Z
- SquashFS
- All remote protocols: ftp://, git://, http://, ssh://, ...
- Colored output
- Ships with compiled Python bytecode to speed up startup latency by 2-3x at the cost of 20% larger AppImage size.