Apt-offline is an offline APT package Manager

Although apt install software so "cool", but it is an online installation tool, when there is no network, APT appears powerless. Consider the following practical example: At home I have an APT machine, but no http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18415.html "> network connection. How can I continue using the powerful ATP tool to upgrade my Ubuntu system while computers in the workplace have fast Internet connections but only Windows?

It's going to use Apt-offline [1], which is an offline APT package Manager.

First step:

Generate a signature file on an offline machine.

Apt-offline Set/tmp/apt-offline.sig

The above command will generate an information file for apt to upgrade the database.

Step Two:

Download data based on the signature file above

Apt-offline get C:\apt-offline.sig--threads 5--bundle

There are a lot of parameters that can be passed to apt-offline, such as--bundle, which will put all the packages you want into a package. Now all you have to do is cuff those data files back.

Step Three:

Go back to the Ubuntu machine and install all the updates

Apt-offline Install/media/usb/apt-offline.zip