In Linux, if you use gzip to zip/unzip a file, what happens to the original file, e.g. what happens after you do gzip kevin.txt
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kevin.txt gets replaced with kevin.txt.gz
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In Linux, if you use gzip to zip/unzip a file, what happens to the original file, e.g. what happens after you do gzip kevin.txt
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In Linux, if you use gzip to zip/unzip a file, what happens to the original file, e.g. what happens after you do gzip kevin.txt
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kevin.txt gets replaced with kevin.txt.gz
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4. Basic Commands uch a way that the original data can be reconstructed exactly. Such usually involves finding patterns in the data. The command to compress a file is gzip <filename> , which stands for GNU <span>zip. Run gzip on a file in your home directory and then run ls to see what happened. Now, use more to view the compressed file. To uncompress the file use gzip -d <filename> . Now, us
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