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Not to mention the restrictive license which effectively prohibits its use in any Open Source project licensed under anything other than GPLv3.

• palaiologos 4y ago
  Frankly, same holds for gzip. I've been planning to relicense bzip3 with the more permissive LGPLv3.
  • chungy 4y ago
    gzip has BSD-licensed compatible alternatives already. It's doubtful the same attention would be given to bzip3; chicken-and-egg scenario there. Plus the lingering question of "Why not zstd?"
  • trasz 4y ago
    Gzip is just a frontend for zlib, which is BSD(ish).