Missed reference

Story: 3 Ways to Install Software from .deb Packages in UbuntuTotal Replies: 0
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dosida

Feb 27, 2019
10:57 PM EDT
I think the author missed the reference to GDebi on the command line side of things.

It's possible to do just that... download a deb package with wget and then use: sudo gdebi pacakgename.deb to install it. If the dependencies exist in one of the repositories that are setup in the system it will pull them down too just like apt-get does.

Pity because it's a valid way of installing .deb packages.

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