Linux operating system analysis of common file types

Compression and packaging files * .bz2 — use bzip2 command compressed files, you can use bzip2-dfilename unpacking * gzip .gz — using command compressed files, you can use gunzip-dfilename unpacking * .tar tar package — using that file, you can use the tarball file tarxffilename unpacking * .tbz — using tar after playing after package bzip2 command compressed files, you can use tarjxffilename unpacking * tar .tgz — use when the package and then to gzip command compressed files, you can use tarzxffilename unpack generic file format * .au-sound files, you can use the system's sound player or Java program playback * .gif-GIF image file, you can use a Web browser to view * .htm .html/— HTML file, you can use a Web browser to view * .jpg-JPEG image files, you can use a Web browser to view the .pdf-document * the electronic version, PDF is an electronic document standard, you can use the * xpdf or adobeacrobatreader reading * .png-PNG image file, PNG is the shorthand, PortableNetworkGraphic can use a Web browser or image browser view * .ps PostScript files-a print format files, you can use ghostview or support ps view image browser view, or you can direct the output to printer * .txt-text format file, you can use any editor to view * .wav-sound files, you can use sound player * XPM image files .xpm — you can use the image viewer to view system files * .conf — a program profile, you can use vi to edit * .lock — a program of the lock file that is used to detect a program in execution or a device or resource is using * .rpm-RedHat Package Manager to install the file, the software program and script file * .c: C language program source file * .cpp — a c++ program source file * .h — C or c++ header file * .o object files *-program — Perl script .pl files * .so — dynamic link library file * .tcl — TCL script file