Linux systems can only extract compressed files of .tar, .tar.gz, and .tar.bz2 by default.
Winrar under Windows can only compress files into .rar and .zip files. If you want to suppress the .tar file, you still have to install 7zip. This seems to be a lot of trouble.
So how do you let Linux support the decompression of zip files?
It's actually very simple, just install unzip.
Exbian5: apt-get install unzip to install unzip support (provided your machine can connect to the Internet)
After only unzip *.zip can be decompressed.zip File (* is the name of the compressed file, without the file extension.)
Is it simple?
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