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<H2><A NAME="s9">9. Using bzip2 with Netscape under the X.</A></H2>

<P>tenthumbs@cybernex.net says:
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I also found a way to get Linux Netscape to use bzip2 for
Content-Encoding just as it uses gzip. Add this to $HOME/.Xdefaults or
$HOME/.Xresources
<P>I use the -s option because I would rather trade some decompressing
speed for RAM usage. You can leave the option out if you want to.
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Netscape*encodingFilters:      \
        x-compress :  : .Z     : uncompress -c  \n\
        compress   :  : .Z     : uncompress -c  \n\
        x-gzip     :  : .z,.gz : gzip -cdq      \n\
        gzip       :  : .z,.gz : gzip -cdq      \n\
        x-bzip2    :  : .bz2   : bzip2 -ds \n
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