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That's because with zip (and tar, and other archivers) you can have multiple items to move to a destination archive. You can also do that with cp and mv if you
by efreak 7y ago
That's because with zip (and tar, and other archivers) you can have multiple items to move to a destination archive.
You can also do that with cp and mv if you need to, using `-t`. `cp -t .dotfiles/ .nanorc .bash*`. Generally more useful when you want to move a bunch of files around.
- OJFord 7y agoThe `...` in my post above was to indicate that. Zip does indeed break the 'rule', but this is not an excuse, cp and mv manage just fine with: in in in in [...] out Which is why I said the 'last' rather than 'second'.