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Yes, those are quite different. But you also can’t pipe lossy compression data willy-nilly without compounding data loss, so it’s hard to imagine an alternative
by mirker 4y ago
Yes, those are quite different. But you also can’t pipe lossy compression data willy-nilly without compounding data loss, so it’s hard to imagine an alternative with unix-style tools.
The difference may also stem from those being application-focused rather than command line, so they don’t have a burden of maintaining legacy applications forever.