>Now try to get the -9 changed in rpm. brp-compress: @@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ cd $RPM_BUILD_ROOT # Compress man pages -COMPRESS="gzip -9 -n" -COMPRESS_EXT=.gz +COMPRESS="bzip2 -9 -n" +COMPRESS_EXT=.bz2 >And it also makes little sense to bzip tarballs that end up in >gzipped payloads imho. It does when you realize that loading a man page is milliseconds slower to bring up using bzip2. And downloading updates via a modem can be 10's of minutes faster when they are compressed with bzip2. Compare the size of virtually any tarball: kde, kernel, open office, tetex, .... You can fit more packages on an iso CD, too. Looking through the bzip2 source code, it looks like its been optimized pretty well. But, there is a little room for improvement - even in C and no assembler has been added. -Steve Grubb __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
