In the windows commonly used compression tools there are many such as:
"Photos from the network."
In linux, there are many compression tools
Today will introduce linux compression and decompression
gzip: gzip
gzip command What? ?
# Gzip file // create compressed files will be compressed into a compressed .gz file compression of success, before the original file will be deleted
gzip -d file.gz decompression file.gz
gunzip file.gz 解压file.gz
gzip - # (1 ~ 9) 1-9 compression ratio provided, the default is 6,
zcat file.gz View archive content
bzip2
bzip2: compressed zip file more advanced than
bzip2 use:
bzip2 file creates a compressed
bzip2 -d file.bz2 decompression
bunzip2 file.bz2 decompression
bzcat file.gz2 view the contents of compressed files file.bz2
xz: the latest compressed file
xz usage:
xz xz file creation file
xz -d file.xz decompression
unxz file.xz decompression
xz -k file to retain the original file
xz - [1-9] to adjust the compression ratio
xzcat view the contents of compressed files xz
zip file: and archiving and compression tool
zip file1 file2 file3 ... create a compressed
Unzip unzip file.zip
zip -k retain the original file
archive archive, the archive does not mean that compression
tar archive:
tar command
tar -c to create an archive
tar -f archive operations
Expand the archive tar -x
tar --xttars when archiving, retention, expansion attribute information file
tar-zcf: gzip to compress and archive file called
tar-zxf: Expand the archive file and unzip the gzip, z can be ignored
tar-jcf: to bizp2 compressed file called and archived
tar-jxf: Expand the archive and decompress bzip2 files, j can be ignored