tarbz2Archiven
Tarbz2Archiven are archive files created by applying bzip2 compression to a tar archive. They are commonly named with extensions such as .tar.bz2, .tbz2, or occasionally .tbz, and are widely used on Unix-like systems to package and compress multiple files into a single file.
All tar archives store a sequence of file entries, including metadata such as permissions, timestamps, and directory
Creation and extraction: To create a tarbz2Archive, a typical command is tar -cjf archive.tar.bz2 /path/to/files; to
Compatibility and performance: tarbz2Archiven are supported by GNU tar, BSD tar, and most Unix-like environments, and
Alternatives and related formats: Similar archives exist with gzip compression (.tar.gz or .tgz) or with xz compression
History: The tar archive format dates to early Unix usage, while bzip2 compression was introduced in the