Bzip2 include the std. Installation?

[Rembrandt <rembrandt_(_at_)_helith_(_dot_)_net>]

Hello everybody,

I just would like to know if it's possible to include Bzip2 in the
default installation.
I don't think about compressing the install sets with Bzip2 course some
months ago the developers tolfd me that old mashines wouldn't be able to
handle that (-> it would need to much time).

But what's about including Bzip2 in the default installation like Gzip?
It would just need some MBs (I don#t know how many exactly but I'm sure
it wont be 6) more at the CD and it's an advantage course many
developers provide Bzip2-Compressed archives so the Port-System could
use them. That would save bandwith (worldwide :) ).

And if somebody use old hardware (e.g. a Pentium90 or a VAX) this
somebody would prefere precompiled binaries I think (I do course I
installed oBSD also on such old Hardware).
And if somebody wanna install e.g. nmap on a router (let's take a
Pentium 120 with 48MB RAM) from ports he/she could also wait some
seconds more, or?

Saving bandwith is importent for small companies who pay for each MB or
also users who have just a limited DSL-Account (like 5GB/month or a
speedlimit to 10-20kb/s).

So the disadvantages are:

- It will need some MB on the CD-Sets
- It needs more CPU-power (so it's slower, maybe also more RAM?)

So the advantages are

- It helps users with a small bandwith connection (modem, isdn, 
  limited DSL (just have a look to romania))
- It helps users with a traffic-limit
- Bzip2 is already needed by some ports so if it's installed it would be
  just already include a installed OpenBSD and users would have no need to
  install it from the ports.
- It could be integrated into tar like on other systems
 - Gzip is integrated (integrated==e.g. tar -z)

So it's just a request to include Bzip2, not to use it for the
install-sets (even fBSD use if I'm not wrong it and it works).

Friendly greetings,
Rembrandt