How to use compression and decompression tools to package files in SUSE system.

In the SUSE system, you can use compression and decompression tools to package files. Commonly used compression and decompression tools include gzip, bzip2, and tar. Below are examples of using these tools in the SUSE system:

1. Compressing files using gzip:

gzip filename

This command compresses the file named filename and generates a compressed file with the suffix .gz.

1. Decompress the file using gzip.

gzip -d filename.gz

This command will decompress the compressed file named filename.gz and generate a file after decompression.

1. Compressing files with bzip2.

bzip2 filename

This command will compress the file “filename” using bzip2 and create a compressed file with a .bz2 extension.

1. Use bzip2 to decompress the file.

bzip2 -d filename.bz2

This command will decompress the compressed file named filename.bz2 and create a decompressed file.

1. Pack files with tar:

tar -cvf archive.tar file1 file2 file3

This command will pack files file1, file2, and file3 into a tar archive file named archive.tar.

1. Unzip the file using tar.

tar -xvf archive.tar

This command will decompress the tar archive file named archive.tar and extract the files within.

You can use compression and extraction tools in a SUSE system to package and extract files with the above command.