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Brotli:11 gets within 0.6 % of LZMA density but decodes 3–5x faster.
by JyrkiAlakuijala 3y ago
Brotli:11 gets within 0.6 % of LZMA density but decodes 3–5x faster.
- codetrotter 3y agoYeah. But it seems to be most widely used in web browsers. I’ve never seen a .tar.br file, but I frequently download .tar.xz files. And therefore, a Rust implementation by Google of xz compression and decompression would be most welcome :)