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I would like to take advantage of this super-efficient compression algorithm in a transparent manner. For that, it would be super-useful to package ZipRebel as a file-system implementation that would apply the compression on-the-fly.
But I guess we first need to figure out how to decompress compressed files. For now, we could at least apply it before sending files to /dev/null, dramatically reducing load on the "null" device.
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I would like to take advantage of this super-efficient compression algorithm in a transparent manner. For that, it would be super-useful to package ZipRebel as a file-system implementation that would apply the compression on-the-fly.
But I guess we first need to figure out how to decompress compressed files. For now, we could at least apply it before sending files to /dev/null, dramatically reducing load on the "null" device.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: