Bug 33897 [Import/Export] Export to .tar.gz or .tar.bz2
Right click a Java project. Choose "Export...". A window opens where you can choose between different export targets. There is no ".tar.gz" target or ".tar.bz2". I would like to have either one (or both). If I must choose one, I prefer ".tar.bz2", but I don't really have a strong opinion about it; ".tar.gz" would be fine as well. The reason I somewhat prefer bzip2 is that bzip2 makes files noticably smaller than gzip, and my impression is that gzip is slowly being outcompeted. A Linux-GTK implementation would be good enough for me, but it is possible that "Unix All" would be a better platform as other Unix users could probably be interested in this as well.
bundles/org.eclipse.ui.ide/src/org/eclipse/ui/internal/wizards/datatransfer/WizardFileSystemResourceExportPage1.java
private static final String STORE_DESTINATION_NAMES_ID = "WizardFileSystemResourceExportPage1.STORE_DESTINATION_NAMES_ID"; 
    private static final String STORE_OVERWRITE_EXISTING_FILES_ID = "WizardFileSystemResourceExportPage1.STORE_OVERWRITE_EXISTING_FILES_ID"; 
    private static final String STORE_CREATE_STRUCTURE_ID = "WizardFileSystemResourceExportPage1.STORE_CREATE_STRUCTURE_ID"; 
    
    private static final String SELECT_DESTINATION_MESSAGE = DataTransferMessages
            .getString("FileExport.selectDestinationMessage"); 
    private static final String SELECT_DESTINATION_TITLE = DataTransferMessages
            .getString("FileExport.selectDestinationTitle"); 
    /**
     *	Create an instance of this class
     */
    protected WizardFileSystemResourceExportPage1(String name,
            IStructuredSelection selection) {
        super(name, selection);
    }
    /**
     *	Create an instance of this class
     */
    public WizardFileSystemResourceExportPage1(IStructuredSelection selection) {
        this("fileSystemExportPage1", selection); 
        setTitle(DataTransferMessages.getString("DataTransfer.fileSystemTitle")); 
        setDescription(DataTransferMessages
                .getString("FileExport.exportLocalFileSystem")); 
    }
    /**
     *	Add the passed value to self's destination widget's history
     *
     *	@param value java.lang.String
     */
    protected void addDestinationItem(String value) {