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.gz extensions
What do I use to open a file with a .gz extension? I'm guessing I need some kind of "unzipping" tool.
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you need to do
gunzip <filename> include the gz extension in the filename. This may not be in your path - check by typing which gunzip - if it says it's not in your path - you'll need to find the file and run it from there......
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