2) apt-get install yourprogram (this solves dependecies ---most windows installs don't have anything like this)
or
3) Open Synaptic click search, find your package, click the checkbox next to your program then click Apply and that's all. this also solves dependencies.
So it's even easier to install software on Debian! AND, none of the Debian packages contain malware unlike window$ installs.
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cobracobra113 4 years ago
on Debian there are 3 ways to install a package
1) dpkg -i yourprogram.deb
or
2) apt-get install yourprogram (this solves dependecies ---most windows installs don't have anything like this)
or
3) Open Synaptic click search, find your package, click the checkbox next to your program then click Apply and that's all. this also solves dependencies.
So it's even easier to install software on Debian! AND, none of the Debian packages contain malware unlike window$ installs.
Debian RULZ!!! :)
MCMXIX 4 years ago 14
There are more ways. But essential everything uses dpkg.
Sekinto 3 years ago
There is also aptitude with text interface.
markoresko 3 years ago 2
@MCMXIX 2) Or use much better `aptitude` instead.
quti88 1 year ago
Very good!
edvansuporte 4 years ago
but too long
semiliteratedgod 4 years ago
agreed :-)
paxcoder 4 years ago