How can I unzip the contents of the archive without a file path.
example: filename.zip unzips filename/files, but i do not want the folder “filename” unzipped.
Not tested in Haiku (I don’t have my Haiku machine near now), but based in what I found here: unzip(1) - Linux man page (die.net) you can try with the -j parameter.
For example:
unzip -j MyFile.zip
From Haiku’s unzip --help (it doesn’t has its man page installed 
);
-j[=N] junk paths (strip all/top-N dirs)
So, unzip -j=1 filename.zip should work for @lelldorin’ s case.
Using just -j will unzip everything in the current directory (will skip ALL the directories). It will ask to overwrite files if more than one file shares the same name, in that case.
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