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unxz: Decompress .xz and .lzma Files
unxz is a command-line utility used to decompress files compressed in the .xz and .lzma formats. It is part of the xz utility suite and is primarily used to restore files with the .xz extension to their original state. This command performs the same function as xz --decompress or xz -d.
unzip: Extract Files from ZIP Archives
The unzip command is used to extract files from ZIP archives. This tool allows you to perform various tasks such as viewing the contents of compressed files, extracting files to a specific directory, or handling password-protected archives.
xz: Compress/Decompress .xz and .lzma Files
The xz command is used to compress or decompress files using the LZMA2 compression algorithm. It offers higher compression ratios than gzip or bzip2, but may take longer to compress and decompress. It is particularly useful for compressing large files or archives (like tar files).
zip Command Guide: Compressing Files and Directories
`zip` command is used to compress files and directories in `.zip` format on Linux and Unix-like operating systems. The `.zip` format is widely supported across various operating systems, including Windows, making it very convenient for file exchange and distribution. Through this guide, learn how to install the `zip` command, basic usage, and various compression options.
zipinfo: View ZIP Archive Information
This command displays detailed information about the contents of a ZIP archive, including file list, compression ratio, size, date, and permissions. It's useful for previewing the contents of an archive without actually extracting it.