Unzip all files into directories with the same name Ubuntu 16.04 I have a directory with `zip` files like this: directory | |---zip1.zip |---zip2.zip | ... |---zip_very_large_number.zip Now, I have another directory `/home/usrname/anotherdir`. Is there a way to unzip all the files into the `/home/usrname/anotherdir` in the following way: /home/usrname/anotherdir |---zip1(directory) | |---_FILES_FROM_zip1.zip | |---zip2(directory) | |---_FILES_FROM_zip2.zip | |---zip3(directory) | |---_FILES_FROM_zip3.zip | ... | |---zip_very_large_number(directory) |---_FILES_FROM_zip_very_large_number.zip Is there a concise way to do this with `unzip`? I could write a shell-script but it doesn't look pretty well...

There is not a short way to do this with `unzip`, since it only accepts one zipfile for decompression at a time. Consider some sort of shell loop like:


for d in *.zip
do
dir=/home/usrname/anotherdir/zip${d%%.zip}
unzip -d "$dir" "$d"
done