Unzipping Files via GUI – If unzipping files via command-line seems like a lot of work, try unzipping files in a few clicks with the GUI method. And similar to the command-line method, you’d also get to choose where to extract the files. To unzip files, open File Manager, as explained in the Zipping Files via GUI section. 
Selecting the extract method
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How to install zip and unzip in Linux?
sudo apt install unzip. Sit back and wait a minute, until the installation is finished. To create zip files, you’ll also have to install zip. You can do this with the following command: sudo apt-get install zip Install Unzip on Linux CentOS and Fedora. This again is simple and can be done using below command: sudo yum install unzip
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How to unzip a zip file from the terminal?
- Log In to Your Server with SSH. The first step is to log in to your server with SSH.
- Install the Unzip Package (Optional) In some Linux distributions,the unzip package is not installed by default.
- Unzip the ZIP File Using Terminal. The next step is to navigate to the ZIP file and unzip it.
How do I open a zip file in Linux?
How do I open a zip file on Linux? Other Linux unzip applications. Open the Files app and navigate to the directory where zip file is located. Right click the file and select ‘ Open With Archive Manager’. Archive Manager will open and display the contents of the zip file.
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How to uncompress ZIP file in Linux?
- x – instructs tar to extract the files from the zipped file
- v – means verbose,or to list out the files it’s extracting
- z – instructs tar to decompress the files – without this,you’d have a folder full of compressed files
- f – tells tar the filename you want it to work on
