NSPARK-SQSH(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
nspark-sqsh β bestie, this is the girl who decompresses RISC OS Squash files π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
nspark-sqsh [options] file
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
Okay so real talk: nspark-sqsh unpacks files that were created by the RISC OS Squash utility. That's literally it, that's her whole job, and she eats every single time π₯
π OPTIONS π
-cβ Decompress to stdout. So instead of yeeting the output into a file, she just sends it straight to stdout, no cap β¨-fβ Force file overwrite if a file already exists with the same name as the one being extracted. Iconic, but also a little unhinged π«Ά
And listen, if you're not using -f, she's not just gonna bulldoze your stuff β she's polite like that. You get prompted and asked whether you want to:
- overwrite the original,
- skip this file,
- give it a different name, or
- overwrite this and all others that already exist.
Main character energy tbh π
-sβ No filestamp. Does not set the timestamp when extracting files. So the files come out timestamp-less, which is a vibe but a very specific one π
π SEE ALSO π
nspark(1)β go say hi to her sister π
π heads up bestie: if a file with the same name already exists and you didn't pass -f, you're getting interrogated. Choose wisely π
okay that's the whole page, periodt π
This was nspark-sqsh from the General Commands Manual, and the page itself is dated 2021-03-05 and lives under the USER COMMANDS source/version tag π¦β¨ so yeah, mwah, bye, go decompress something ππ
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