dislocker VS repo

There's also an open implementation of Bitlocker that should allow you to mount the image (or disk) on Linux.

If you're comfortable with Linux, it is possible to mount a bitlocker encrypted drive on Linux, then just extract the files. See Dislocker - https://github.com/Aorimn/dislocker

dislocker - Accessing bitlocker encrypted drives on Linux.

You could use dislocker (https://github.com/Aorimn/dislocker) but I do not consider it trustworthy. I would not let it write to a NTFS partition that actually contained important data. I just wondered, because Paragon likely delivered a product close to enterprise quality standards incl. testing, how they handled this.

If it is Bitlocker, you could try Dislocker to read it on Linux. (Note that I've never used Bitlocker and so cannot attest to the usefulness of this tool.)

I think Dislocker (i think it's in ubuntu's universe repo) is the most popular linux bitlocker software but i'm not aware of any actively maintained guis for it.

Interestingly, https://github.com/archlinuxcn/repo have already included it in their repo, and there's always https://privacyshark.zero-credibility.net, which also provides it as a binary / in a regular user repo.

Use a third-party repo (e.g. archlinuxcn has libjpeg-xl package, but it is outdated)

there's a binary package in archlinuxcn repo. (from what I see this repository is maintained by very well known people like Felix Yan so I guess it's OK to use it)