Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 month ago

Announcing Faster, Lighter Firefox Downloads for Linux with .tar.xz Packaging!

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Announcing Faster, Lighter Firefox Downloads for Linux with .tar.xz Packaging!

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 month ago

Announcing Faster, Lighter Firefox Downloads for Linux with .tar.xz Packaging! – Firefox Nightly News

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We’re excited to announce an improvement for our Linux users that enhances both performance and compatibility with various Linux distributions. Switching to .tar.xz Packaging for Linux Builds In our ongoing ...

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What? More compression?

Here I am wondering why in 2024 we don’t have the option to automatically decompress downloaded files like Apple users supposedly can.

Ahh well, I guess that’s why these designers don’t work for apple. They’re not good enough.

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