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One of the main feature of gdebi is it resolves dependencies and installs them I need brief explanation about ddeb file , why it should have different extension ? I want to create a deb file manually
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I would like to just provide a folder which contains data to install, and a script to be executed after installation I need to install systemtap on ubuntu 14 and i would need to install debug symbols for kernel Is there an apt command to download a deb file from the repositories to the current directory
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There are so many software which we installed via.deb file because official ubuntu repo has very old version of it But i was just wondering how to update packages install via.deb file What is the difference between creating.deb files and installing them and just running a.run file? It can be downloaded on your computer and installed.
Gdebi gdebi installs a deb package and its dependencies Sudo gdebi package.deb in newer versions of ubuntu, this is not installed by default, so you will need to install it from the repositories See man gdebi for a full list of options Gdebi is the command line equivalent to the graphical tool of the same name that used to be included by default in ubuntu
