How can you install a .deb file on Ubuntu?

To install a deb file, you can use the following methods:

1. By using the graphical interface, you can simply double-click on the deb file and the system will automatically launch the Ubuntu Software Center and prompt you to install it.
2. Use the terminal command: open the terminal and use the following command to install the deb file:

sudo dpkg -i package_file.deb

The package_file.deb is the name of the deb file you want to install.

1. Install a deb file and resolve dependencies using terminal commands and the apt tool by following these steps: open the terminal and enter the command.

sudo apt install ./package_file.deb

Similarly, the package_file.deb is the name of the .deb file you want to install.

It is important to note that when installing a .deb file via the command line, dependency issues may arise. If you are prompted with missing dependencies, you will need to manually resolve them by using the following command to fix:

sudo apt --fix-broken install

Here is the method to install a deb file on Ubuntu.