There is a slight problem with the above command. You’ll see extracted files in the output: unzip metallic-container.zip -d my_zip You can also provide the path to the zip file instead of going to the directory. In the directory, where you have the zip file, use this command: unzip zipped_file.zip Using unzip command in Linux is absolutely simple. You can use both the command line and GUI for this purpose and I’ll show you both methods. Once you have made sure that your system has unzip support, it’s time to unzip a zip file in Linux. In Ubuntu and Debian based distributions, you can use the command below to install unzip. If you see an ‘unzip command not found’ error, you have to install. If it gives you some details, you have unzip installed already. In a terminal, use the following command: unzip -version Most modern Linux distributions come with unzip support but there is no harm in verifying it to avoid bad surprises later. In order to unzip a zip archive file, you must have the unzip package installed in your system. Prerequisite: Verify if you have unzip installed
#UNZIP A FILE HOW TO#
In this quick tutorial for beginners, I’ll show you how to unzip files in Linux. In an earlier tutorial, I showed how to zip a folder in Linux. Since it is widely used, you’ll regularly come across a zip file. It is also one of the older archive file formats that were created in 1989. Zip is one of the most common and most popular ways to create compressed archive files.
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