Linux compression, archive commands

Compact format: GZ, bz2, XZ, zip, Z

Compression algorithm: Different algorithm, compression ratio will also be different

Gzip:.gz

Gzip/path: Deleting source files after compression

-D: Unzip

-# 1-9: Specify compression ratio

Gunzip: The original file will be deleted when the decompression is complete

Zcat: Without pressure view the contents of a text file

bzip2:.bz2

Greater compression ratio than gzip

-D Decompression

-K Keep the original file when compressing

BUNZIP2: Unzip

Bzcat: Without pressure view the contents of a text file

Xz:.xz

Usage with gzip, bzip2

Unxz

Xzdec

Xzcat

Zip: Can compress the directory

Format: Zip compressed file name to be compressed

Unzip: Unzip

Tar: Archive tool

-C Create an archive file

-F Filename.tar Operation archive file

-X Expand Archive

--xattrs Preserve extended properties of files when archiving

-T do not expand archive to see which files are archived

-ZCVF Archive and Compress

-ZXVF Unzip and expand the archive

Cpio: Archive Tool

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Linux compression, archive commands