Hi Mac connoisseurs,
I'm looking for a tool to decompress Fruit 2.3.1 (gz) with on my Mac Leopard. I see on sites that there is no suitable tool for Leopard yet, as the tools that worked with Tiger do not function well with Leopard.
But maybe there is some good news on this matter that i have missed?
Thanks for any ideas,
Kaj
Fruit 2.3.1 gz decompression
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Dann Corbit
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Re: Fruit 2.3.1 gz decompression
Get the gzip code here:Kaj Soderberg wrote:Hi Mac connoisseurs,
I'm looking for a tool to decompress Fruit 2.3.1 (gz) with on my Mac Leopard. I see on sites that there is no suitable tool for Leopard yet, as the tools that worked with Tiger do not function well with Leopard.
But maybe there is some good news on this matter that i have missed?
Thanks for any ideas,
Kaj
http://www.gzip.org/
and compile it.
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schlucke
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Re: Fruit 2.3.1 gz decompression
Normally it should decompress automatically in your download folder!?
Workaround ..... Terminal:
Workaround ..... Terminal:
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gzip -d fruit231.gz OR gzip -d fruit231.tar.gz
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zullil
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Re: Fruit 2.3.1 gz decompression
Double-clicking on a .gz or a .tar.gz file should automatically invoke the Archive Utility, which should uncompress the file.Kaj Soderberg wrote:Hi Mac connoisseurs,
I'm looking for a tool to decompress Fruit 2.3.1 (gz) with on my Mac Leopard. I see on sites that there is no suitable tool for Leopard yet, as the tools that worked with Tiger do not function well with Leopard.
But maybe there is some good news on this matter that i have missed?
Thanks for any ideas,
Kaj
Or use
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tar xvfz filename.tar.gz-
zullil
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Re: Fruit 2.3.1 gz decompression
Should already be present in /usr/bin/Dann Corbit wrote:Get the gzip code here:Kaj Soderberg wrote:Hi Mac connoisseurs,
I'm looking for a tool to decompress Fruit 2.3.1 (gz) with on my Mac Leopard. I see on sites that there is no suitable tool for Leopard yet, as the tools that worked with Tiger do not function well with Leopard.
But maybe there is some good news on this matter that i have missed?
Thanks for any ideas,
Kaj
http://www.gzip.org/
and compile it.