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Tag Archives: gzip
Cheat Sheet for gzip, bzip2, zip and tar
Here’s a cheat-sheet for using gzip, bzip2, zip and tar! This should come in handy when handling archives.
Footnote: If you need more detail about archiving and compressing, check out the guide!
How to Archive and Compress and Back Again (using zip, gzip, bzip2, and tar in terminal)
Plenty of linux users enjoy working from the command line; from manipulating files to compiling software, many users never seem to leave the terminal. Something that I do all the time at the terminal is archiving and unarchiving files as well as compressing them. Today I’ll demonstrate the necessary commands to do this using a few of the most common compression schemes so that you too can handle archives like the pros.
Footnote: If you know what you’re doing already, you might like the cheat-sheet better!