Windows uses \ as path delimeters: C:\Program Files\HelloWorld\..., while Linux uses /: /home/zensonaton/documents/...
Due to this, .zip release files cannot be properly opened in Linux: Linux threats A\B path not as directory A and file B inside it, Linux threats it as file named A\B.
After extracting, running
find . -name '*\\*' -type f -exec bash -c 't="${0//\\//}"; mkdir -p "${t%/*}"; mv -v "$0" "$t"' {} \;
should allow for it to run.
Windows uses
\
as path delimeters:C:\Program Files\HelloWorld\...
, while Linux uses/
:/home/zensonaton/documents/...
Due to this, .zip release files cannot be properly opened in Linux: Linux threats
A\B
path not as directoryA
and fileB
inside it, Linux threats it as file namedA\B
.Trying to run Deltinteger does not work either: