For the Linux newbie from a noob
Scenario: You have quite a large number of zip files in a folder with other files and would like to avoid manual labor of extracting one file at a time.
The below graphic is the result of extracting an e-book downloaded from the web in compressed format.
Solution: A simple shell script to extract all files at one go.
Save the script with a .sh extension and make sure it resides in the same directory as the compressed files.
Fire up the terminal, cd to the target directory and execute the script using ./xxxx.sh
P.S.: Has been successfully tested on Ubuntu
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Its very good ….. thank you very much
am glad it could be of help..
good
but i need more parameter in a scripts
like
1- unzip all .zip files
2-delete all .zip files and sort them of unzip files by date and time
3-Rename unzip files
anyone tell me.solution