I used the Terminal to unzip a file by typing Unzip then dragging the file to terminal. The file unzipped successfully and a few GBs were used from my SDD. However, I have no idea where the files are !!! I can't find them in the same folder of the zip file.
Where would they be ?
Unzipped files thestery location
finderterminalzip
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I managed to do it with StuffIt expander
I did have to click "merge" and "skip" 32 times but it eventually did the trick..
Archive Utility can be lightly configured. The easy way to do it is to open an archive file and as soon as you see a progress dialog, hit Command (⌘) + , in order to bring up the app preferences.
Otherwise, you can manually open the Archive Utility alone by browsing to /System/Library/CoreServices and opening Archive Utility.app. Afterwards, you can use the Archive Utility menu to get to the preferences, or again use Command (⌘) + , to open the app's preferences up.
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Maybe in your Home folder? It's the default folder the terminal points to. Try to open it through the Go menu in the finder.