linuxmemesbyTotallyNotCommunist High quality diagram explaining how to decompress tar filesView original on lemmygrad.ml48Comments12Reply
ddeeply_moving_queef lemmy.ml4Hide 4 repliestar -xzvf file.tar.gz I remember the flags with a very silly mnemonic. extract zee veryimportant files7Reply
nnothacking replydiscuss.tchncs.deeXtract Zee Vucking Files Also works for the reverse: Compress Zee Vucking Files (Swap Zee for All if you want it to auto detect compression)4Reply
TotallyNotCommunist replylemmygrad.mlIs there a difference between using -xzvf and -xf? I always just chose the shortest one, I hope it doesn't matter much, my muscle memory is already too high2Reply
Drew Belloc replyprogramming.devI just created a python script so i can use [openarch {file extension} {file}]0Reply
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tar -xzvf file.tar.gzI remember the flags with a very silly mnemonic.
extract zee veryimportant files
extract zee vital files
:)
eXtract Zee Vucking Files
Also works for the reverse:
Compress Zee Vucking Files
(Swap Zee for All if you want it to auto detect compression)
Is there a difference between using -xzvf and -xf? I always just chose the shortest one, I hope it doesn't matter much, my muscle memory is already too high
I just created a python script so i can use
[openarch {file extension} {file}]I'm on it.
There's a lot to unpack.