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08-23-2005
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Simple TAR question
Unix is great at giving you power were you need it, but what a pain in the rump when you just want to do such a simple thing like file management. I'm going back to Windows, crashing is frustrating, needing to spend 30 min just to zip a file up is crazy.
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08-23-2005
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Where is the tar question?
General comments are more suited to the Unix Lounge. There are a large range of file achiving tools available in Unix/Linux all of which will do so more quickly than in windows because they don't have the overhead of opening a GUI. |
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