The dpkg is a medium-level package manager that allows you to install, remove, and configure software packages on your Linux system. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the basics of using dpkg ...

Every Linux distribution comes with a specific package manager. For Debian or Debian-based distro, the default package manager is “apt” or “apt-get” or the graphical Software Center/Synaptic. These ...

In the realm of Linux distributions, Debian stands out for its stability, security, and rich repository of software packages. Managing these packages efficiently is fundamental to maintaining system ...

Debian Linux and other Debian based Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu and Linux Mint, use dpkg as a package manager. Note: You might be thinking, “I thought those ...

It’s not advisable to install an older version of a package on your computer, but what can we do when the latest build removes the feature that we want? A similar kind of incident happened to me when ...

After downloading the .deb file your thinking about how to install the package on your Ubuntu or Debian-based system. Not to think much We are here to guide you just follow any 5 methods to install ...

This brief guide introduces an useful utility called dpkg-repack, which is used to recreate Debian binary packages that are already installed on debian-based system ...