Linus Torvalds wrote:Do people really care about the old-fashioned tar.gz and patch.gz..
files? I've always uploaded the tar-files and patches compressed with
gzip, because that's the "traditional" way, and then we have a script
that also re-compresses things as 'bz2' because it compresses better
and many people are bandwidth-limited and much prefer the better
compression.
I prefer the .gz files, despite limited bandwidth here.
My older, slower CPUs cope with them better.
But .bz2-only would be fine as well.
I just wish the GNU tar folk had the sense to combine -z and -j
into a single flag.
-ml
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