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 116
Puppey
Pro gamer
Elisa Kolk
Singer
Aleksey Salnikov
Writer
Kristin Kuuba
Estonian badminton player
Alo Põldmäe
Estonian composer
Jaak Huimerind
Estonian architect
Karl Jessen
Taavo Virkhaus
Composer
Harry Auterhoff
Chemist
Karlos Matthias Ludwig Konstantin . . .
Eino Puri
Estonian football player
Jaan Mölder
Estonian rally driver
Mikhail Pavlik
Actor
Nikolai Kummits
Painter
Kent-Kaarel Vene
Basketball player
Karl Johann von Hueck
Politician
moonika siimets
Estonian film director
Allar Jõks
Former Chancellor of Justice of the Republic of Estonia
Alexander von Wrangell
Military officer
Karl Rudolf Õigus
Football player
Mari Vihmand
Estonian composer
Adamson-Eric
Estonian artist
Juri Lina
Author
Meelis Süld
Journalist
Marek Doronin
Estonian professional basketball player
Alar Karis
President of Estonia
Peeter Laurson
Estonian Politician
Vilma Luik
Estonian actress
Karl von Struve
Politician
Johannes Gezelius the younger
Swedish-Finnish theologian
Anne Türnpu
Director
Andrus Raissar
Olev Subbi
Estonian artist
Saimon Sutt
Estonian professional basketball player
Joosep Toome
Estonian basketball coach
Kati-Kreet Marran
Estonian badminton player
Urve Uusberg
Estonian conductor
Tanel Tein
Estonian former professional basketball player
Helena Merzin-Tamm
Estonian actress
Kerr Kriisa
Estonian basketball player
Vello Lään
Estonian journalist
Helju Vals
Journalist
Pearn P. Niiler
Priit Ligi
Archaeologist
Kalju Orro
Estonian stage actor
Sirje Tennosaar
Estonian actress
Robert Vaidlo
Estonian journalist
