the NLS books aren't actually compressed directory structures
as such. Rather, they are compressed archives consisting of
multiple files that need to be housed within their own
respective directories.
Between your info and Lloyd's post, if you want to uncompress a
number of them, you can do it with a shell one-liner (assuming a
modest number of books and you can hit them with a file-globbing
spec):
bash$ cd ~/books
bash$ for f in *.zip; do unzip -d "${f/#.zip/}" "$f"; done
This will iterate over your globbing pattern ("*.zip") and unzip
each file into a directory of the same name minus the .zip extension.
-tim
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