Compression instructions below
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Sign up!How do I create tar.bz2 file?
- To add files to your tar.bz2 archive, you have two options:
- Click "Select files to archive" to open the file chooser
- Drag and drop files directly onto ezyZip
- (Optional) Set the desired compression level by clicking the down arrow next to "Create TAR.BZ2 File" button.
- Click "Create TAR.BZ2 File". It will start compressing the files.
- Click "Save TAR.BZ2 File" to save the archive to selected destination folder.
How do I convert Dropbox files to tar.bz2?
- Click on the Dropbox logo () in the file selector button.
- The Dropbox file chooser will appear. You will need to authorise access to ezyZip the first time.
- Once you have selected the file(s), they will appear in the listing. Follow the instructions above to compress the files.
- To save the resulting TAR.BZ2 file to Dropbox, click on "Dropbox" dropdown under the "Save TAR.BZ2 File" button. This will require authorisation the first time you run it.
The file will be stored in /Apps/ezyZip folder.
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What is a tar.bz2 file?
A TAR.BZ2 file is a compressed archive format that combines the TAR archive format with BZIP2 compression. The TAR format bundles multiple files and directories into a single archive, while BZIP2 compresses this archive to reduce its size. This format is commonly used in Unix and Linux environments, particularly where high compression is needed without sacrificing too much decompression speed.
TAR.BZ2 files are known for offering better compression ratios than TAR.GZ files, though the compression and decompression processes may take slightly longer. This format is often used for archiving source code and distributing software packages where efficient compression is crucial.