tar
In computing, tar is a computer software utility for collecting many files into one archive file, often referred to as a tarball, for distribution or backup purposes. The name is derived from ape chive, as it was originally developed to write data to sequential I/O devices with no file system of their own.
People born in Tar (First 49 people) - Page 110
Büşra Akbaş
Turkish basketball player
Çağlar Ökten
Musical artist ‧ Seda Sayan's husband
St. Paul
2000 ‧ Drama/Adventure
Matías Pérez García
Football midfielder
Javier Mendoza
Argentina football player
Javier Mendoza
Argentine footballer
Andrés Zottos
Former Provincial Senator of Salta
Gustavo Arce
Argentina football player
Panah Ali Khan
Şahin Tağıyev
Military personnel
Füzuli Rüstəmov
Military personnel
Vazir Orujov
François Dupeyron
French film director
Martine Laroche-Joubert
Journalist
Gregorian Bivolaru
Teacher
Dumitru Chiriță
President of The National Authority for Energy Regulations
Rodica Ciorănică
Journalist
Gaziza Abdinabiyeva
Actress
Eevert Laine
Finnish historian
Andrus Ansip
Member of the European Parliament
Toomas Urb
Viire Valdma's ex-husband
Emil Lenz
Physicist
Jaan Kaplinski
Estonian poet
Peep Aaviksoo
Estonian politician
Rainer Kattel
Political scientist
Jaan Einasto
Astronomer
Heino Eller
Estonian composer
Kersti Kaljulaid
President of Estonia
Jürgen Ligi
Member of the Estonian Riigikogu
Piret Kalda
Estonian television actress
Katrin Laur
Film director
Jaan Toomik
Estonian video artist
Maria Klenskaja
Estonian actor
George Hackenschmidt
Strongman
Adolf von Harnack
German theologian
Laura Põldvere
Estonian singer
Kalli Kalde
Estonian painter
Ilmar Kullam
Estonian basketball player
Aleksander Tammert
Estonian discus thrower
Ain Kaalep
Estonian author
Erhard Schmidt
German mathematician
Martin Reim
Estonian association football manager
Tõnu Kilgas
Estonian singer
Raimo Kangro
Estonian composer
Mari Klaup
Estonian athlete
Kalju Kivi
Mart Saarma
Estonian molecular biologist
