Re: debian-refcard: tar options

[victory <victory.deb@gmail.com>]

in the command row
"tar <optional>c</optional><optional>x</optional><optional>t</"
"optional><optional>z</optional><optional>j</optional> -f <replaceable>file</"
"replaceable>.tar <literal> </literal> <optional><replaceable>files</"
"replaceable></optional>"

in the description row
"<emphasis>C</emphasis>reate, e<emphasis>X</emphasis>tract, list <emphasis>T</"
"emphasis>able of archive file, <emphasis>z</emphasis> for <filename>.gz</"
"filename>, <emphasis>j</emphasis> for <filename>.bz2</filename>."

all of actual options here are lowercase,
the uppercase letter should not be used
so it should be:
<emphasis>c</emphasis>reate, e<emphasis>x</emphasis>tract, list <emphasis>t</
...

additionally, recent .deb packages are using xz for compression,
it should mention "J for .xz" even if the column needs one more line


so these strings will become like:
"tar <optional>c</optional><optional>x</optional><optional>t</"
"optional><optional>z</optional><optional>j</optional><optional>J</"
"optional> -f <replaceable>file</replaceable>.tar <literal> </literal> "
"<optional><replaceable>files</replaceable></optional>"

"<emphasis>c</emphasis>reate, e<emphasis>x</emphasis>tract, list <emphasis>t</"
"emphasis>able of archive file, <emphasis>z</emphasis> for <filename>.gz</"
"filename>, <emphasis>j</emphasis> for <filename>.bz2</filename>, <emphasis>J</"
"emphasis> for <filename>.xz</filename>."

p.s.: what the "<literal> </literal>" does? is this needed?

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victory
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