: Compressed using Bzip2, which often provides better compression but takes longer to process.
Tarballs are preferred over other formats like ZIP in professional environments for several reasons: tarball files
Because a standard tar file is just a bundle, it doesn't save any disk space. To reduce file size, tarballs are usually using secondary tools. This results in the "double extension" commonly seen in Linux downloads: : Compressed using Bzip2, which often provides better
tar -czvf archive.tar.gz /path/to/directory : Compressed using Bzip2