Linux Commands 101: Howto Tar a File

os-alt 2016-09-16

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Though gz, tar, zcat and gunzip sound like names of rejected superheroes, they're actually part of a really powerful archive and compression tool in Linux. Learn about tar and more with my terminal tutorial.
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