cli-tarHow do I open a tar.gz file using the command line?
The tar.gz file format is a combination of two different technologies, tar and gzip. tar is a program used to store multiple files in a single file, while gzip is a program used to compress files.
To open a tar.gz file using the command line, you can use the following command:
tar -xvzf <filename>.tar.gz
This command will extract the files within the tar.gz archive.
The command consists of four parts:
tar: The program used to extract the files from the archive-x: Tellstarto extract the files-v: Tellstarto display a verbose output-z: Tellstarto unzip the archive-f: Tellstarwhich file to extract
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