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- How do I install a . deb file via the command line? - Ask Ubuntu
If file is only one, then afaik dpkg -i path file deb is ok and simple (make sure apt user has access to the path, for user home folder it usually does not) In case of several deb files (e g one package) sometimes dpkg tries to process them in order where dependencies
- package management - Difference between . deb files and . run file - Unix . . .
A deb file is a package for Debian or for a derivative such as Ubuntu or Mint Debian packages contain the files that belong to the package as well as a “control file” which describes the package's dependencies and other meta-information, and installation scripts that are executed when the package is installed, upgraded or uninstalled
- What is the difference between installing from a downloaded . deb file . . .
A deb file is a type of format for the packaging Linux programs - specific to Debian-based distributions (in the way in Windows you have the "exe" files) It can be downloaded on your computer and installed The installation can be manual (one of the options you mention), when you download the deb and then install with a specialized program, or
- How to create a DEB file manually? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
If you have the Debian tools available, use dpkg-deb to construct the package In the directory containing the data to install, add a directory called DEBIAN at the top level, containing the control files and maintainer scripts $ ls mypackage-42 DEBIAN etc usr var $ dpkg-deb -b mypackage-42 The hard way
- Installing a . deb package on Arch - Is it possible?
Note, that even if a source package is not provided (or easily accessible), deb files are easily extracted with libarchive And, makepkg uses bsdtar (which uses libarchive) by default to extract sources in a PKGBUILD The result of this dependency chain is that you can easily write PKGBUILDs that make use of deb archives as source files :D
- Error: deb [arch=amd64] https: download. docker. com linux ubuntu . . .
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- How to install a deb file, by dpkg -i or by apt?
So if you have a deb file, you can install it by: Using: sudo dpkg -i path to deb file sudo apt-get install -f Using: sudo apt install name deb Or sudo apt install path to package name deb With old apt-get versions you must first move your deb file to var cache apt archives directory For both, after executing this command, it will
- package management - Is there an apt command to download a deb file . . .
apt-get get-deb-file [package-name] I could not find something like this in the apt-get manual page The most close I found was the --download-only switch, but this puts the package in var cache apt archives (which requires root permissions) and not in the current directory
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