unrar e ... extracts all files into current directory, without archived subdirectories order. unrar x is more accurate command.
Same, but count of signs is little less :) .
This command is useful for archiving or extracting Documents and Settings folder, when working in Linux box with Windows partition (dual boot installation). You have to enter into appropriate directory, of course.
Somtime one wants to kill process not by name of executable, but by a parameter name. In such cases killall is not suitable method.
Thank You, hackerb9!
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