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A type of file compression used to save space for storage or transfer. Very common due to built in support in both the Mac OS and Windows OS.
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Alternatives to command line unzip?
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$ unzip -d NEW-DIRECTORY ZIP
Anyways, using Archive Utility is a start, because I can run the following and it is close (and it doesn't mess up my files):
$ open -a "Archive Utility" ZIP
But this …
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