I dunno, the TLDR page highlighted tar which seems a bit odd since tar has always gone out of its way to have a very strong and useful manpage - specifically ha

I dunno, the TLDR page highlighted tar which seems a bit odd since tar has always gone out of its way to have a very strong and useful manpage - specifically having several examples[1] at the top of the page before diving into all the intricacies of the arguments. 1. Including tar -cf and tar -xf probably the two you want to run in most cases. See: https://linux.die.net/man/1/tar https://linux.die.net/man/1/tar