Thanks in advance!
Cheers, Rich
.tgz is just short for .tar.gz. That is the file has been packed with
tar and compressed with gzip. So pick your favorite of:
$ mv foo.tgz foo.tar.gz
$ gunzip foo.tar.gz
$ tar -xvf foo.tar
or
$ gzip -d -c <foo.tgz >foo.tar
$ tar -xvf foo.tar
.tgz = .tar.gz
tar xzvf yourfile.tgz
David
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| 206 Adams Ave | Home: (703)683-1599 | LINUX INSIDE! |
| Alexandria, VA 22301 | Work: (703)416-1240 | |
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If you are new to LINUX then would you mind setting me up with some hints
on how to get started. I run Win'95 and am anxious to get running with
both. Where do I get a copy of LINUX and what is the current version?
Thanks,
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Chris Nguyen
Reply address: c...@pobox.com
WWW:http://www.pobox.com/~cqn
There are a lot of places to get linux, but http://www.redhat.com is
one good place. That web page contains information about versions.