NSWTL NSZ converter 1.3.1 - Linux
https://nswtl.info

Requirements

- A graphical Linux desktop using X11 or Wayland.
- Use x64 for Intel/AMD PCs or arm64 for 64-bit ARM computers.
- glibc 2.31+, GTK 3.22+ and GLib/GIO 2.50+.
- Ubuntu 22.04/24.04, Debian 12/13, Fedora and Arch Linux are compatible
  when the requirements above are met.
- Conversion needs no key files or internet connection.

Installing dependencies

Install GTK 3 if it is not already present:

Ubuntu 24.04 / Debian 13:
  sudo apt update
  sudo apt install libgtk-3-0t64

Ubuntu 22.04 / Debian 12:
  sudo apt update
  sudo apt install libgtk-3-0

Fedora:
  sudo dnf install gtk3

Arch Linux:
  sudo pacman -S --needed gtk3

Launching

1. Extract the tar.gz using your archive manager.
2. Open the NSWTL NSZ converter folder. Keep nswtl-converter.png next to
   the executable.
3. Double-click nswtl-nsz-converter, or open a terminal in that folder and run:
     ./nswtl-nsz-converter
If needed, make the executable runnable from that folder:
  chmod +x ./nswtl-nsz-converter

Using the converter

1. Choose one or more NSZ files.
2. Click Convert to NSP. Files are processed sequentially.
3. NSP files are saved alongside their sources. If that folder cannot be used,
   choose another output folder when prompted. Existing files are never
   overwritten. Cancel stops the queue.

Source deletion is optional and off by default. When enabled, deletion is
permanent, without Trash, and happens only after the NSP has been saved and
verified. If the source cannot be safely deleted, it is kept.

The interface follows your system language: English, Russian, Spanish,
Brazilian Portuguese, Arabic or Italian. Other languages use English.
