zisofs-tools

I recently tested the zisofs filesystem extension and found it to be a promising addition to the already established ISO9660 filesystem. This extension allows for real-time compression and decompression of individual files, providing a much-needed space-saving solution for users who deal with large amounts of data.

One of the great things about zisofs is that it is supported by newer versions of Linux, specifically version 2.4.14 or later. However, for users with older systems, uncompressed files can still be read without any issue.

Additionally, the zisofs-tools package contains all the necessary tools to create a compressed ISO9660 filesystem and to read compressed files on a legacy system. This added convenience saves users time and effort and helps them achieve optimal results.

The latest release of zisofs has improved on previous versions by fixing the --sloppy option, which was previously documented but did not work. This attention to detail and the effort to continually improve functionality showcase the dedication of the developers to providing the best possible user experience.

Overall, I have been impressed with the performance and ease of use of the zisofs filesystem extension and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient compression solution.