Ubuntu12.04 now uses the Ubuntu Software Center to open the. deb file. Most people may like this change, but I am very unhappy with it. Compared with GDebi, the Ubuntu Software Center is too slow, and the CPU usage is also very high. When GDebi can be used for faster installation, why should I wait for several or even dozens of seconds? If you want to use GDebi (instead of the ubuntu Software Center) as the default installer for the. deb file, this is also very simple. First, execute the following
Ubuntu 12.04 now uses the Ubuntu Software Center to open the. deb file. Most people may like this change, but I am very unhappy with it. Compared with GDebi, the Ubuntu Software Center is too slow, and the CPU usage is also very high. When GDebi can be used for faster installation, why should I wait for several or even dozens of seconds?
If you want to use GDebi (instead of the ubuntu Software Center) as the default installer for the. deb file, this is also very simple.
- First, run the following command to install GDebi:
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Sudo Apt-getInstall Gdebi-core |
- Then, right-click. deb file-> select "properties"-> switch to the "open mode" tab-> select "GDebi package installer"-> click "set as default"-> click "close ""button.
Then, double-click the. deb file to see if GDebi is used by default to open the file?