In Linux, view the default path of the apt-Get install command.

First, install a software (gdebi) and run the following command:

Sudo apt-Get install gdebi

Then, view the directory (/var/Cache/APT/archives) and check the software package for which you need to find the installation path:

For example, to find out the specific installation path of bashdb:

After I view/var/Cache/APT/archives, the specific name of this installation package is: bashdb_4.2.0.6-3_all.deb. You can use the following command to View Details:

Gdebi-GTK bashdb_4.2.0.6-3_all.deb.

With this software, you can easily view the specific installation situation ......