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Re: Best way to install not-last-version package (on Testing)?



On Jo, 03 sep 20, 12:09:58, riveravaldez wrote:
> 
> In the line of the mail-subject:
> 
> $ sudo gdebi package_name.deb
> 
> $ sudo apt install package_name.deb
> 
> Which would be the more appropriate/recommended way/method to install
> a .deb file already downloaded?

APT is already installed and gdebi appears to be unmaintained.

Just don't forget to prepend ./ (or use the full path) for 'apt' 
otherwise it will assume you want to download a package with the name 
'package_name.deb' (which most likely doesn't exist).


    apt install /full/path/to/file.deb

    apt install ./file.deb # if you are already in the correct directory


Kind regards,
Andrei
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