Linux Tutorials | Compressing and Archiving Files in Linux | tar and zip commands | GeeksforGeeks
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i was confused about archive and compressing for quite a lot time, you explained the things nicely 😍, thanks
Thank you Aditya :)
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very simple and accurate explanation.....👍
concise and precise , thank u.
superb man!!
That is a straightforward lesson and I truly appreciate it.
I do have a request if possible.
I am trying to learn OpenSSL encryption and decryption method with tar. Can you, please, shed some light on this topic as well?
Your Effort is greatly appreciated
Explaining the difference between Archival & compression was a Good thing. But you shoud have shown how both can be done together uzing the z argument.
explained nicely thnx
How do you go to desktop directory?
Excellent video.
the tar -xf tarfile.tar command did not dispplayed the files, but ls did so why to use it
"tar -xf tarfile.tar" means -> extract (x) the file (f) tarfile.tar. Atleast this is my interpretation. Why should it display the files?
Too much informative
I have the choice between you and understanding what is being said, guess what ! dont you have a scam center to run ?