Linux users can now take advantage of the tldr command which offers shorter, more practical examples of how to use other commands, instead of having to parse through a sea of flags and options in the man pages.
To use tldr, open your Linux terminal and type: tldr [command], for instance tldr tar will show you concise examples of how to use the tar command, avoiding undue confusion.
This is especially useful when trying to understand how to use commands that have complex flag options and arguments, as it provides clear and straightforward examples.
This tool is likely most useful for Linux beginners who need to get to grips with the command line interface quicker than experienced users.