Would it be possible to implement ZPAQ as it has better compression than any currently implemented compression algorithm at the cost of speed. It also natively supports AES256 Encryption and journaling. It may be older but it absolutely holds up in 2023.
This would be extremely useful for compressing large files and using lzrip on linux I have been able to compress 20gb files to 110mb.
Would it be possible to implement ZPAQ as it has better compression than any currently implemented compression algorithm at the cost of speed. It also natively supports AES256 Encryption and journaling. It may be older but it absolutely holds up in 2023.
This would be extremely useful for compressing large files and using lzrip on linux I have been able to compress 20gb files to 110mb.
Sources: http://mattmahoney.net/dc/zpaq.html https://peazip.github.io/paq-file-format.html https://github.com/zpaq/zpaq