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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
- debian - What does Linux do when it runs a . deb file? - Unix Linux . . .
A deb file is an archive (extract it via ar x package deb or just list contents via dpkg -c package deb) with the following contents: data tar xz, control tar gz, debian-binary data tar xz Extract this archive via tar -xvf data tar xz and you will have the actual files in the folder structure where they will be installed All programs are
- 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
- How to let `dpkg -i` install dependencies for me? - Ask Ubuntu
If the simulated command completes successfully, run the following command to install package-name deb sudo apt install package-name deb There can be multiple deb files in the same command if the deb files are all located in the current directory sudo apt install package-name-1 deb package-name-2 deb
- Extract one particular file from a . deb package file - Ask Ubuntu
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- 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
- Is it possible to view the contents of a debian package?
To list the content of a deb-file dpkg -c <file deb> In order to evaluate what pre post-install actions are taken these files need to be extracted and manually viewed dpkg -e <file deb> [folder] See the man-page for dpkg for more options
- How to have both arch=amd64 and trusted=yes in sources. list of apt . . .
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