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- Open xz file from the command line in Windows 10
xz --decompress --stdout "file csv xz" On my pc, with windows 10, I get the following error: 'xz' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file Is the command different on windows? Or is it a matter of installing a program and putting it in the right directory (like you need curl exe to use rcurl for example)?
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So I need to compress a directory with max compression How can I do it with xz? I mean I will need tar too because I can't compress a directory with only xz Is there a oneliner to produce e g
- Multiprocessor support for `xz`? - Stack Overflow
Compression Multiprocessor (multithreading) compression support was added to xz in version 5 2, in December 2014 Decompression Multiprocessor (multithreading) decompression support was added to xz in version 5 4 0, in December 2022 It can only use multiple threads with xz files that have multiple Blocks with size information in Block Headers
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- compression - Create a tar. xz in one command - Stack Overflow
I am trying to create a tar xz compressed archive in one command What is the specific syntax for that? I have tried tar cf - file | xz file tar xz, but that does not work
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what factors should be considered when choosing among 7zip, xz, gzip, tar, etc for compressing and archiving files?
- Newest xz Questions - Stack Overflow
The xz api allows for multiple compression schemes, but the default is lzma2 In order to read directly into memory, I want to read the size, allocate that much memory, and write directly into it
- Unpack . xz file within C code - Stack Overflow
My question is quite simple Is there any possible way to unpack packed xz file in from C code? I would probably call some default linux-integrated program to unpack it for me, but how exactly doe
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