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pigz for Debian --------------- This is the pigz utility packaged for Debian. All relevant information can be found in the manpage pigz(1). pigz is supposed to be a replacement of gzip - however, the default installation is not replacing gzip binary due to various concerns, like differences in the output data, differences in program/help output, basic risk considerations (/bin/gzip is an essential executable), and the fact that it's installed in /usr spaces which might be not located within / filesystem space. If the mentioned concerns don't scare you or are not relevant, it's possible to make it a system-wide default setting by running the following commands as root. It's also advisable to make sure that pigz is not accidentally uninstalled during administrative work since the usual safety mechanisms won't be triggered here. dpkg-divert --local --add --rename --divert /bin/gzip.gzip /bin/gzip ln -s /usr/bin/pigz /bin/gzip This can be reverted later using: rm /bin/gzip dpkg-divert --remove --rename --divert /bin/gzip.gzip /bin/gzip
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