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List:       koffice
Subject:    Bug#16103: marked as done (koffice should compress the documents with bzip2 too)
From:       owner () bugs ! kde ! org (Stephan Kulow)
Date:       2000-11-27 15:03:04
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and subject line Bug#16103: koffice should compress the documents with bzip2 too
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Subject: koffice should compress the documents with bzip2 too
From: rgf@ieg.com.br

Package: koffice
Version: cvs-11262000
Severity: wishlist
Installed from: source

I think that it will be really great if the koffice uses the
bzip2 to compress the documents. I know that documents of
koffice is a tar.gz file with a koffice extension, like kwd.
The bzip2 algoritm is better than gzip, but some people
haven't the bzip2, I know.
So, the koffice should use both to compress the documents
and the users can choose what filter (gzip or bzip2) will be
used. When the koffice opens the document, it recognise what
filter (gzip or bzip2) should use to decompress the document.
It will be really great.

Thanks

Raul Fernandes
rgf@ieg.com.br
Brasília-Brazil

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