Command: lzop

  lzop is a file compressor very similar to gzip. lzop favors speed
  over compression ratio.

Syntax:

  lzop [ *command* ] [ *options* ] [ *filename* ... ]
  lzop [-dxlthIVL19] [-qvcfFnNkUp] [-o file] [-S suffix] [[@]file..]
  [*filename* ...]

Commands:

  -1      Compress faster.        -9  Compress better.
  -d      Decompress.             -x  Extract (same as -dPp).
  -l      List compressed file.   -I  Display system information.
  -t      Test compressed file.   -V  Display version number.
  -h      Give this help.         -L  Display software license.

Options:

  -q      Be quiet.
  -v      Be verbose.
  -c      Write on standard output.
  -oFILE  Write output to 'FILE'.
  -p      Write output to current dir.
  -pDIR   Write to path 'DIR'.
  -f      Force overwrite of output files.
  -n      Do not restore the original file name.
  -N      Restore the original file name (default).
  -P      Restore or save the original path and file name.
  -S.suf  Use suffix.suf on compressed files.
  -F      Do *not* store or verify checksum of files (faster).
  -U      Delete input files after successful operation (like gzip
          and bzip2).
  file..  Files to (de)compress. If none given, try standard input.

Comments:

  LZOP, like most Zippers, has an extensive documentation that is beyond
  the scope of this help. For more information see:
  https://gitlab.com/FreeDOS/archiver/lzop OR:
  http://www.lzop.org/ (version 1.04 available there)

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Command: lzop

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