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 87
Bernard Lapasset
Georges Burou
French surgeon
François de Mazières
Former Mayor of Versailles
Jean Charles Hourcade
French economist
Yvette Horner
French accordionist
Arnaud Dommerc
Film producer
François Deguelt
French singer
Ludovic Lacay
Cécile Ousset
French pianist
Jean Humenry
Musical composer
Bruno Armirail
French cyclist
Mathieu Crépel
French snowboarder
JeanLuc Lagleize
Member of the French National Assembly
Frédérique Espagnac
Senator of France
Christophe Dupouey
French biker
Christian Gion
French film director
Sandra Forgues
French olympic athlete
Marc Fachan
French footballer
Francis Bonahon
French mathematician
Matthieu Bordenave
Saxophonist
AnneLise Touya
Olympic athlete
Christine de Rivoyre
French journalist
Céline Dumerc
French professional basketball player
David Fray
French classical pianist
Lionel Beauxis
French rugby union player
Frank Adisson
Olympic athlete
Basile Rolnin
Charles Dantzig
French author
Jean Dencausse
French swimmer
Agnès Gayraud
French philosopher
Aurélien Molas
Film producer
Henri Génès
French singer
Olivier Azam
Rugby union player
Bertrand Barère
Former Member of the Chamber of Deputies of France
Marie-Pierre Vieu
Former Member of the European Parliament
Philippe Bérot
French rugby union player
Philippe Dintrans
French rugby union player
Pierre Emmanuel Félix Chazal
Belgian military officer
René Billotte
French painter
Samuel Hernanz
Olympic athlete
Sébastien Salles-Lamonge
French football player
Jean-Jacques Lefrere
Hematologist
Víctor Mirecki Larramat
Cellist
Aimé Cassayet-Armagnac
French rugby union player
Jacqueline Dauriac
French artist
Aubin Hueber
French rugby union player
Henri Abadie
