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They seem to be symmetric in compression and decompression. In most workloads you actually need to decompress way more often than compress.
by legulere 12y ago
They seem to be symmetric in compression and decompression. In most workloads you actually need to decompress way more often than compress.
- pipeep 12y agoI think this, or something like it, would be really useful with zram (Linux RAM compression), which currently uses LZO.