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Maybe I agree with facepalm. But also with informatimago down at the bottom. It's probably be in my best interest to read most unix commands straight from man.
by dgomez1092 11y ago
Maybe I agree with facepalm. But also with informatimago down at the bottom. It's probably be in my best interest to read most unix commands straight from man.
I tend to use tar -czf <file> to untar. If it didn't work I'd proceed to tar -xzf <file> or tar xzf <file>. Even so sometime my machine wouldn't accept the command until I tried something like untar (not real!) or unzip or gzip. But those were mostly out of frustration.