Install, remove, uninstall Deb package file in Ubuntu system

Deb is the http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/33836.html ">debian package format file name extension (equivalent to redhat rpm), like the name Debian, Deb is also named for Debra Murdock, who is the wife of Debian founder Ian Murdock.

The Debian package is a Unixar standard archive that will package file information as well as package content, after

The classic procedure for handling these packages is dpkg, which is often operated through apt.

With the Alien tool, you can convert the Deb package to RPM, tar.gz format.

Graphical interface:

Install Deb

Double-click the icon, enter the password can be automatically installed.

Uninstall Deb
1. Menu-System-> System Management-> new Package Manager or ALT+F2 (run window) input

sudo synaptic
2. Click [Source] in the left side of the selection box to select [Local/main] and then in the right side of the selection box to find the need to uninstall the Deb package if you know the name of the Deb, click [Search] to enter the package name

3. Select the package to delete, right click, select [Mark to delete]

4. After the selection, click [Apply]

Command：

Command

sudo apt autoremove the package name to be removed

sudo apt install package name to install

To install a. Deb Package

sudo dpkg-i package_file.deb

To reverse installation of the. Deb Package

sudo dpkg-r package_name