The default for 7-Zip is to make a "solid archive"-The concept that is pretty
natural to Unix-like OSes (similar to making a tar of files and compressing
it). It allows for _much_ better compression than a non-solid archive. A
non-solid archive just compresses each file individually and wraps them up
into a single file (like what Zip does).
On Saturday 28 January 2006 22:26, Kai Moonbourn wrote:
7zip gives me a lot of problems when I want to extract
archives of any
appreciable size; it's impossible to extract a single file(with any client
I've tested) without parsing through the entire archive, which can
immensely increase the amount of time to access even a trivially small
file.
On 1/28/06, Jerry <crashfourit(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> I could add diferent compression formats, like tgz, zip, bz2 to the
> installer.
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