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This is a very very minor feature suggestion, but maybe you will find it interesting.
It might be nice to offer ".tar (uncompressed, but faster)" as an option besides ".tar.gz" and ".zip" when right-clicking a folder (or multiple files) and using the "New > Create new archive" right-click (or File menu) action in the File Manager.
The usecase for this is when bandwidth or space isn't terribly scarce and you value processing speed above all; particularly in cases where compression wouldn't be very effective (ex: folders containing lots of encoded images or videos), or on under-powered machines.
Presumably, as Webmin (and Virtualmin, etc.) already has the ability to create uncompressed tarballs for backups etc., the backend code might already be there, waiting to be used.
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This is a very very minor feature suggestion, but maybe you will find it interesting.
It might be nice to offer ".tar (uncompressed, but faster)" as an option besides ".tar.gz" and ".zip" when right-clicking a folder (or multiple files) and using the "New > Create new archive" right-click (or File menu) action in the File Manager.
The usecase for this is when bandwidth or space isn't terribly scarce and you value processing speed above all; particularly in cases where compression wouldn't be very effective (ex: folders containing lots of encoded images or videos), or on under-powered machines.
Presumably, as Webmin (and Virtualmin, etc.) already has the ability to create uncompressed tarballs for backups etc., the backend code might already be there, waiting to be used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: