Does any linux disk format support transparent folder compression? (Like NTFS)
I can’t add formatting to comments so I’ll just reiterate what I commented in the other answer. You can pick either Btrfs or … Read more
I can’t add formatting to comments so I’ll just reiterate what I commented in the other answer. You can pick either Btrfs or … Read more
They are, but .gz is by far the more conventional extension to use.
How does the ent program calculate “optimum compression”?
There are a couple of nice posts here that seem to describe why Progressive compression may be better and it seems to come … Read more
There is also Free PDF Compressor. It gives you the option of using the Flate or RunLength compression algorithms as well as different … Read more
You might try Paq 8 (fp8_v2.zip). I just tried it myself on 1440 similar PNG images and then again on 111 similar JPG … Read more
gzip does this. Quoting from the manual page: Gzip reduces the size of the named files using Lempel-Ziv coding (LZ77). Whenever possible, each … Read more
You can use logrotate. An example application configuration setting would be the dpkg (Debian package management system), that is stored in /etc/logrotate.d/dpkg. One … Read more
There is no way to directly determine gzip level . The only way to determine it in my opinion is to gunzip the … Read more
Is there an in-memory compressed swap facility (like Compcache) for FreeBSD?