Linux Packaged compressed files

Packing: It's like buying something and loading it into a tote bag.

Compression: It's like filling a bag with a bag and pumping it into a vacuum.

Archive command: Tar to package files

Typically used to back up

Tar cvf test.tar file name (suffix does not add, plus easy to distinguish is not tar file, * denotes all)

C: Represents the Creation

V: Show more information

F: Specify file name

TAR-TF View

T: View files

F: Specify file name

Tar xvf unpacking

X: Unpacking

C: Create

F: Specify file

Unzip to the specified path

-C Path

Compress files

Way One:

Gzip　

Unzip the file

Gunzip

Package and Compress

Tar cvzf command

Z: Represents the call to gzip

Unpack the Package

Mode 2:

BZIP2 compression

Unzip

Package and Compress

J: Means call bzip2

Extract

Linux Packaged compressed files