When I edit myfile.log.gz with vi, I want to see the uncompressed file. There are lots of useful posts on the Internet for how to make this work in Ubuntu. But for Fedora I could not find a solution. There is
When I edit myfile.log.gz with vi, I want to see the uncompressed file. There are lots of useful posts on the Internet for how to make this work in Ubuntu. But for Fedora I could not find a solution. There is