Linux

To unpack a folder using the terminal in Ubuntu 22, you need to determine the type of archive or folder you want to unpack. If you want to unpack an archive file (e.g. .tar, .zip, .tar.gz), here's how to do it. To unpack a ZIP file, use the command "unzip file_name.zip". To unpack a TAR file, use "tar -xvf file_name.tar". For a TAR.GZ file, use "tar -xzvf file_name.tar.gz". For a TAR.BZ2 file, use "tar -xjvf file_name.tar.bz2". To unpack a RAR file, you need to install the unrar program first with "sudo apt install unrar", then use "unrar x file_name.rar". To unpack a 7z file, install p7zip with "sudo apt install p7zip-full", then use "7z x file_name.7z". For a .tar.xz file, use "tar -xJvf file_name.tar.xz". Remember to replace "file_name" with the actual name of the file you want to unpack.