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You usually get a tiny bit better compression with .xz, but it's much slower. So in scenarios where compression speed is mostly irrelevant and you only care abo
by hannob 10y ago
You usually get a tiny bit better compression with .xz, but it's much slower. So in scenarios where compression speed is mostly irrelevant and you only care about size, take .xz. Otherwise zstd is usually the best choice.