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* The “xz” command is available in current Linux distros, coming from [http://tukaani.org/xz/ XZ Utils].
* The “xz” command is available in current Linux distros, coming from [http://tukaani.org/xz/ XZ Utils].
* The original filename (jquery-ui.min.js) must not exist for the MultiView feature to be activated.
* The original filename (jquery-ui.min.js) must not exist for the MultiView feature to be activated.


Now when your browser requests jquery-ui.min.js, Apache will select the smallest of these three files which is supported by your browser.
Now when your browser requests jquery-ui.min.js, Apache will select the smallest of these three files which is supported by your browser.
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* Maximum dictionary size of 32Mb (this is currently configurable with a pref, but needs to be standardized)
* Maximum dictionary size of 32Mb (this is currently configurable with a pref, but needs to be standardized)
* The only supported integrity checks are CRC32, CRC64 or none
* The only supported integrity checks are CRC32, CRC64 or none


Alternative container formats could have been:
Alternative container formats could have been:
* The older .lzma format (supported by [http://elinks.or.cz/ elinks]) which is now deprecated by xz.  It has a slightly smaller header.
* The older .lzma format (supported by [http://elinks.or.cz/ elinks]) which is now deprecated by xz.  It has a slightly smaller header.
* Raw LZMA2 with no header.  This would require the precise dictionary size to be fixed in the definition of “Content-Encoding: xz”, which seems a bit inflexible.
* Raw LZMA2 with no header.  This would require the precise dictionary size to be fixed in the definition of “Content-Encoding: xz”, which seems a bit inflexible.
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