In linux, tar is used to package and split files, and tar is used to decompress files.

In linux, tar is used to package and split files, and tar is used to decompress files.

First, compression:

Tar-czvp-f skype_backup.tar.gz skype_backup

Split:

Split-B 4000 k skype_backup.tar.gz skype_backup_20090626.tar.gz.-verbose

The preceding two commands are combined into one sentence:

Tar-czvp-f-skype_backup | split-B 4000 k-skype_backup_20090626.tar.gz.-verbose

Merge files:

Cat skype_backup_20090626.tar.gz.a *> skype_backup_cat.tar.gz

Decompress:

Tar-zxvf skype_backup_cat.tar.gz

The preceding two sentences are combined into one sentence:

Cat skype_backup_20090626.tar.gz.a * | tar-zxv

A linux File is split into several tar packages and decompressed in the window.

Compression software can be used, but different file systems can be extracted, which may cause certain encoding errors. For more information, see dos2unix.
 
In linux, how does one decompress a file in a compressed package using unzip? Tar can

More details !!
Unzip: Decompress the ZIP file.
Tar is to package the file into a tar file!
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You can only perform this operation manually.