In which way can you view the content of a text file in Linux with pagination?

The option that allows you to view the content of a text file in Linux with pagination is indeed less. This tool is specifically designed for paging through text one screen at a time. When using less, you can scroll forward and backward through the content, making it easier to read large files without flooding the terminal screen with too much information at once.

Additionally, less provides various navigation commands, such as using the arrow keys, Page Up, and Page Down, giving users the flexibility to move through the text seamlessly. It also allows searching within the file, enhancing usability when dealing with extensive datasets or logs.

The other options serve different purposes: cat displays entire files at once without pagination, tail shows the last few lines of a file, typically useful for monitoring log files in real-time, and view opens the file in a read-only mode using a pager, but it is a synonym for less in many systems.