如何在Linux中使用Gzip压缩和解压文件

Gzip is a popular data compression program in Linux. It is used to compress and decompress files.

To compress a file using gzip, use the following command:

gzip filename

To decompress a gzip compressed file, use the following command:

gzip -d filename

Replace filename with the actual name of the file.

Gzip will compress the file and create a new file with the extension .gz. The original file will be replaced with the compressed file.

To view the contents of a compressed file, use the following command:

gzcat filename

To compress a file and keep the original file, use the following command:

gzip -c filename > filename.gz

The original file will be kept and a new file with the extension .gz will be created.

To uncompress a file and keep the original file, use the following command:

gzip -d -c filename > filename.orig

The original file will be kept and a new file with the extension .orig will be created.