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Decompression has nothing to do with tar, though. But I agree, it is painful to deal with tar+gz.
by cpuguy83 8y ago
Decompression has nothing to do with tar, though.
But I agree, it is painful to deal with tar+gz.
- sitkack 8y ago> Decompression has nothing to do with tar Which is exactly the problem. Same issue occurred via volume and filesystem management resulting in ZFS. We need systems that compose and also elide. So something that both archives as set of files and compresses them w/o losing affordances over the layer below it in the process.