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FWIW, DwarFS doesn't support supplying custom dictionaries to use with zstd (unless I've forgotten that I've implemented this). |
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Also, I'd doubt that you could save much by using an "optimized" dictionary. The main purpose of using custom dictionaries is reusing a shared dictionary for several small pieces of data, with a typical use case being client-server messaging. Client and server exchange a dictionary once and then use this shared dictionary for further communication, which can significantly reduce message size. |
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oh, i didn't know. |
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Hey there, to the never ending quest of getting better compression ratio, i've been looking into using dictionaries with zstd.
Problem is it takes ages to generate one even from a few mib, it seems to be designed for super-computers to generate? perhaps Facebook's? So I have not been able to generate one yet.
I am not even able to find generated dictionaries much, maybe someone could help with that.
I saw that dwarfs supports it but the command for it is not quite easy to understand. I think i figured it out some months ago but forgot since then haha
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