navi: Improve compression commands

navi/compression.cheat

@@ -1,16 +1,34 @@
 % compression
 
 # Create a tar archive
-tar cf <name>.tar <files>
+tar -cvf <name>.tar <files>
+
+# Create a tar archive (gz compression)
+tar -cvzf <name>.tar.gz <files>
+
+# Create a tar archive (pigz compression)
+tar -I pigz -cvf <name>.tar.gz <files>
+
+# Create a tar archive (bzip2 compression)
+tar -cvjf <name>.tar.bz2 <files>
+
+# Create a tar archive (pbzip2 compression)
+tar -I pbzip2 -cvf <name>.tar.bz2 <files>
 
 # Extract a tar archive
-tar xf <tar_file>
+tar -xf <tar_file>
 
-# Create a tar archive with gz compression
-tar czf <name>.tar.gz <files>
+# Extract a tar (gz compression)
+tar -xzf <targz_file>
 
-# Extract a tar using gz compression
-tar xzf <targz_file>
+# Extract a tar (pigz compression)
+tar -I pigz -xf <targz_file>
+
+# Extract a tar (bzip2 compression)
+tar -xjf <tarbz2_file>
+
+# Extract a tar (pbzip2 compression)
+tar -I pbzip2 -xf <tarbz2_file>
 
 # Create a gz archive
 gzip -9 -c <files> > <name>.gz
@@ -21,4 +39,5 @@ gzip -d <gz_file>
 $ files: ls | awk -F: '{ print $1}'
 $ tar_file: ls *.tar | awk -F: '{ print $1}'
 $ targz_file: ls *.tar.gz | awk -F: '{ print $1}'
+$ tarbz2_file: ls *.tar.bz2 | awk -F: '{ print $1}'
 $ gz_file: ls *.gz | awk -F: '{ print $1}'