Which particular deb package you are trying to installĭependencies being the main issue as well as more modern versions being already available / installed from the Ubuntu repository. Installing packages is as simple as running the following command: sudo apt install packagename If you want to install multiple packages with one command, specify them as a space-separated list: sudo apt install package1 package2 To install local deb files provide the full path to file.
sudo dpkg -i PathToDEBFile e.g sudo dpkg -i b dpkg -i command Once the execution is complete, run the command below to resolve any arising dependency errors. Then cd into the directory where the downloaded DEB file resides. deb file using the dpkg package, run the command below with the -i parameter. Installing any of these could be an issue depending on: Install DEB Files in the Terminal If you’re comfortable using the terminal, the dpkg (Debian Package) command can install DEB files for you. This extraction creates a directory structure: LibO_3.5.7rc2_Linux_x86-64_install-deb_en-US/DEBSĪnd all of the deb packages are in this 'DEBS' folder: then if you wish you can install all of these from within the DEBS directory by running: sudo dpkg -i *.deb deb files in the command line If you want to install deb packages in the command line, you can use either the apt command or the dpkg command. The deb file has been compressed, I downloaded and extracted the largest archive as follows: wget You can install gdebi deb package installer from the software center or using the command below: sudo apt install gdebi Method 3: Install.
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