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TBZ2 files: what are they and how do I open them?

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BZIP/TAR compressed archive

Files with tbz2 file extension are compressed archives that combine both BZIP and TAR compression. Typically found on Linux/Unix systems.

Further details:

The tbz file extension is sometimes used for archiving data on Unix systems and for exchanging files on the internet.

Binary format. Compresses data using a combination of the Burrows-Wheeler transform and Huffman entropy coding. Stores a single file. Typically used in combination with TAR. Developed and maintained by Julian Seward.

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ALZip

One of the many available file compression utilities

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