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Not to mention that the Linux unzip utility doesn't have a way to handle Shift-JIS filenames, or really any filename encodings besides UTF-8. You have to use an
by nonbirithm 6y ago
Not to mention that the Linux unzip utility doesn't have a way to handle Shift-JIS filenames, or really any filename encodings besides UTF-8. You have to use an entirely different program like unzip-jp just for those files, in order to not be left with dozens of unintelligible folder names.
There's a reason the underground community calls it "shit-jizz."