command-line-interfacelinuxshell
I wonder if there is a way to unzip a file via "unzip" in the shell while having only the current file outputted instead of total silence "-q" or a ever growing list that slows down the process esp. via ssh and fills your console window.
Or is there at least another way to see progress without outputting every single path?
DotNetZip will allow you to do this from PowerShell. It is not a one-liner, but the library will allow you to write the PowerShell script you need.
You can also use the COM interface, see Compress Files with Windows PowerShell then package a Windows Vista Sidebar Gadget.
Googling "zip powershell" or "unzip powershell" might also turn up useful results.
Best Answer
You could use
pvin line mode:Gives you an updating progress line looking like this: