The simplest new method for offline software(deb.s) installation under ubuntu
Alexander Wauck
alex.wauck at gmail.com
Fri Feb 26 16:48:34 UTC 2010
Found this today: http://wubdepends.sourceforge.net
It downloads any package in the repositories along with all packages
needed to satisfy dependencies (i.e. the same packages apt-get/aptitude
would install). It also has a nice graphical interface, and you can
select the particular distribution and architecture.
Alex
On Wed, 2010-02-17 at 09:55 -0500, Kyle Nitzsche wrote:
> Note: dpkg -i $pkg.deb does not install dependencies. That is: if the
> pkg you are installing depends on other packages that are not already
> installed, the dpkg -i command install fails. Whereas apt-get install
> <pkg> does install depends.
>
> zz zz wrote:
> > Hello DocumentationTeam,I want to introduce a simple solution for
> > offline software installation. How to install software or packages
> > offline is somehow a complex problem,because no internet connection
> > makes the apt-get don"t work,and the number of packages is rather vast.
> > First,copy all the packages in the folder /var/cache/apt/archives to
> > one of your local non-system disks,you can also sort these packages
> > into different folders according to different softwares, therefore you
> > can separately install different softwares. Then run the Terminal
> > ,type the command "sudo dpkg -i ", then select all (or some ,depending
> > the applications you want to install) these packages(deb), and drag
> > them into the Terminal ,exactly the cursor position,and you will see
> > the packages appear in the form of text.Finally ,click "enter" and the
> > system will automatically install those softwares. The end.
> >
> > Best
> > Zhang Zheng
> >
> > CHINA
> >
> >
> > Email: zz708210301 at gmail.com <mailto:zz708210301 at gmail.com>
> >
> >
>
>
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