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Install multiple .deb files
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Category:
Linux Terminal
Added:
17th of March 2017
Views:
11,841
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How do I install a .deb package using the terminal in Ubuntu and Ubuntu based distributions
If you need to install multiple .deb files inside a folder, open the terminal and enter the following command.
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
I found this to be the case after downloading Libre Office, which had multiple .deb files to install.