Open Source Linux File Compression Software - Page 4

libarxx is a C++ archiver with advanced features, like data synchronization and merging of multiple archives. It provides an object-oriented view on a directory tree of data items and allows versioning, compressing and structuring in multiple ways.

Xinstaller is a program written in C for Linux. It will allow you to make an installer file for your programs. The user will have only to start the executable and to answer some easy questions(mostly "next" :)).

Manage rar files in perl.

Arpix is a project to create a library for archiving and compression (LibGarp), and a frontend for it (GnomeZip).

Archives current directory, with not-parameterized options to: continue doing the operation, compress the archive, and name the archive. Note: requires the bash shell

BCM is a high-performance file compressor that utilizes advanced context modeling techniques to achieve a very high compression ratio. All in all, it's like a big brother of the BZIP2.

An algorithm for compression and decompression of Binary Decision Diagrams will in many cases reduce the size of the BDD to 1-2 bits per node.

Make generational backups with backup monitoring utilities including email notification. Backup to multiple locations with different options. Web restore system so users can restore their own files from a mounted volume or server. Cross platformable.

BWTC32Key is a program I wrote that compresses data, then optionally encrypts it, and then outputs a Base32768 representation as the final output

BeoZip is a Java application that backs up data into ZIP files while also providing additional archiving utilities. This program uses the Java APIs for reading and writing ZIP files.

BiGZiP is a graphically rich, Java based compression tool. It is developed around a user interface that is easy and intuitive to navigate. It fully supports zip compression and allows for the development of new compression schemes via it’s APIs

Binary XML is java library. Major feature of library is document encoder/decoder which helps to store DOM model in binary format and retrive DOM model back. Encoded file size extremely small (in about 10 times relatively to original) .

A lossless data compressor. It is a proof of concept for some ideas I had.

New compression method based on bit repacking.

Blackfisk is an application that does backups. It differs from other backup-software in the way how to use it. The software can handle huge and complex backup tasks.

This is an academic project. A library and a sample program will be developed, that will implement the Burrows-Wheeler compression algorithm, using C++ and templates. This is the same algorithm for BZip.

This program will extract your archive files.

A shell script which determines by brute force the best compression format (bzip2, gzip, Z, zip, etc.) and which compression level to use in order to archive a file the smallest possible.

Multi-threaded HDF5 filter using ESA CCSDS-123 implementation

A simple C++ library to code/decode data.

Numerically estimate an efficiency of code construction algorithms. Randomly generate n binary words of length m with minimum Hamming distance d and create a prefix code (= retrieval tree) from them. Based on PhD work.

Coffeearc is a simple, extensible GUI archiver for cmd-line tools. Bundled with CCM and Slug, both ultra-fast and strong compression (including AES encryption) are its core features. Some conventional formats like ZIP, TAR and others are supported.

ComprLib is a library providing a flexible and easy to use interface for encoding and decoding of data, independent of the input and output sources. New codecs able to encode/decode Arithmetic to LZSS have been ported.

Compressor.js is a lightweight JavaScript library for in-browser image compression that allows developers to reduce file sizes before uploading images to a server, improving performance and user experience. It works by taking an input image (such as from a file input) and resizing or reencoding it on the client side according to developer-specified options like maximum width, height, quality, and MIME type. Because compression happens in the browser, users upload smaller images without sacrificing responsiveness or relying on server resources, which is especially useful for mobile users or limited-bandwidth environments. The library supports modern browsers and automatically handles orientation based on EXIF metadata, ensuring images appear correctly after compression.

The Compressor/Decompressor project is a versatile and efficient software solution designed to provide high-performance data compression and decompression capabilities. This project aims to empower users to reduce the size of their data while maintaining its integrity, as well as to efficiently restore compressed data to its original form when needed.