Linux compression instructions

1, the Windows system and the Linux system compressed files only the ZIP format is universal

2, Windows system can decompress almost all of the Linux compression format

3. Linux compression instructions

GZIP Instructions

Format:

　　　　File name for gzip compression

Description

The compressed file name is automatically called the original file name. gz

　　　　Gzip can only compress, unzip files, cannot manipulate directories, do not keep source files

Gzip–d or Gunzip Decompression

TAR directive

Format:

Compressed TAR–ZCVF file or directory with compressed name

Unzip the file name of TAR–ZXVF decompression

　　　　Description

Compressed filenames are often called. tar.gz

-C Packaging

-V Show More information

-F Specify File name

-Z Do you have the properties of gzip at the same time? i.e. do I need to compress or decompress with gzip?

-X Unpack the package

The file name is generally used after compression. tar.gz End

　　Zip instructions

　　Format:

Compress zip compressed file name files or directories

　　　　Unzip the zip file name

Description

Compressed filenames are often called. zip

Zip-format files are common on Windows systems and Linux systems

If the compressed directory is prefixed with the-R parameter

　　bzip2---gzip the Upgrade

Format:

Compression TAR–CJF file name . tar.bz2 Files or directories

　　　　Unzip TAR–XJF file name . tar.bz2

Description

Compressed filenames are often called. tar.bz2

-K Keep Original file

　　　　-j : Do you have both bzip2 's properties? i.e. is it necessary to compress with bzip2 ?

Other parameter meanings see tar directive

Linux compression instructions