Extract an iso file on terminal in Linux
Run following command
Now the iso file contents will be mounted in /mnt
You can copy them anywhere.
If you do not want to use command line, you can extract it using Archive Manager.
Right click on the iso file and select "Extract here'.
If you have Archive manager, you can mount it using Archive Mounter and files will be opened as separate drive.
Run following command
sudo mount -o loop "/path/of/iso/file.iso" /mnt Example : sudo mount -o loop "/home/user/Downloadsubuntu-12.04.3-desktop-i386.iso" /mnt
Now the iso file contents will be mounted in /mnt
You can copy them anywhere.
sudo cp -r /mnt /your/desired/destination/directory Example : sudo cp -r /mnt /home/user/Documents/files
If you do not want to use command line, you can extract it using Archive Manager.
Right click on the iso file and select "Extract here'.
If you have Archive manager, you can mount it using Archive Mounter and files will be opened as separate drive.
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