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I built it myself. It should be clean of viruses.

1. Open Terminal 2. Drag the binary to the window 3. Drag the archive to the window 4. Hit return

When I extracted the files from 1999 Mac OS Anthology, the only image that failed the checksum check while converting to dmg was the Swedish 7.5.3 image. I used an image from my Apple Support Area archive to replace the damaged file. Here are the hacked extractors, so @max1zzz can fix his...

@max1zzzI have fixed decompression of broken >4GB files. It was an overflow problem. You can easily hack your way around that by bit shifting left 1 32 times and then add that to the (broken) size in the source code of The Unarchiver.

APFS will store Finder Info and Resource Forks just fine. To archive stuff, I use the builtin utilities of macOS to create zip files and extract them. You can also use "tar" to save directories with their extended attributes, resource forks, and Finder Info.

I'm working on porting a ARM JIT compiler for Basilisk II from ARAnyM, so you can have fast speed on ARM single board computers. You can check progress here: https://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=9674