[MPlayer-cygwin] cygwin documentation

[Julien WAJSBERG]

Well, my mail agent is Pine, so I think it doesn't decompress itself the
file... But maybe lynx does :)

I think automatic decompress is a feature.. Since browsers can usually
do gunzip (for example when the server uses gzip compression), it also
automatically decompress .gz files :)
Or maybe because lots of unix files used to be in .txt.gz or .ps.gz :)

-- 
Flash

On Wed, 4 Sep 2002, Sylvain Petreolle wrote:

> Gentlemen, I present you the guilty : your browser.
>
> automatic decompress is operated by IE and Netscape in several cases.
> don't know why but this isn't gzip's fault.
>  --- Sycotic Smith <sycotic at linuxmail.org> a écrit : > Depending on
> what you use to get attachments, it may have already
> > decompressed it, but didn't change the filename.  I noticed Netscape
> > does this to me if I don't right-click or shift-click instead.
> >
> > I used the cygwin gzip to do it... maybe it isnt REALLY gzipping it,
> > just passing it along and changing the filename...
> >
>
>
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