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To install a .deb file from a terminal ([[CLI]]): | To install a .deb file from a terminal ([[CLI]]): | ||
: <code>dpkg -i filename.deb</code> | : <code>dpkg -i filename.deb</code> | ||
| − | : There will probably be unmet dependencies, and you will get | + | : There will probably be unmet dependencies, and you will get a number of error messages including "dependency problems - leaving unconfigured". If so, then: |
:: <code>apt -f install</code> | :: <code>apt -f install</code> | ||
Latest revision as of 15:04, 3 May 2018
About
.deb is the default extension for Debian-style software packages.
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Notes
To install a .deb file from a terminal (CLI):
dpkg -i filename.deb- There will probably be unmet dependencies, and you will get a number of error messages including "dependency problems - leaving unconfigured". If so, then:
apt -f install