How do I download a deb file for arm64 from Ubuntu Packages website?

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For example I find the package compiled binary on
https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/arm64/libpython2.7/download.



How do I actually download the deb file?



I do see the warnings, I can not use apt-get because I need the binary for cross compiling on a stripped down Linux with no apt-get. I need the aarch64 binary.



Update:
I did find the package separately on Debian's website https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python2.7/2.7.11-7ubuntu1/+build/9589511.
But is there a way to download from the Ubuntu Package page? I like the search system better.







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    The "search and download site" packages.ubuntu.com/… ... ... e.g. 16.04 packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libpython2.7 : Click arm64 to get to the download link page.
    – Knud Larsen
    Jun 4 at 22:13











  • @echo Good call on avoiding the Debian package. Using Debian packages on an Ubuntu system is a recipe for breaking the OS.
    – dsstorefile1
    Jun 5 at 0:11






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    Launchpad isn't debian's website, it's an official Ubuntu website made by Canonical
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    Jun 5 at 3:33














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For example I find the package compiled binary on
https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/arm64/libpython2.7/download.



How do I actually download the deb file?



I do see the warnings, I can not use apt-get because I need the binary for cross compiling on a stripped down Linux with no apt-get. I need the aarch64 binary.



Update:
I did find the package separately on Debian's website https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python2.7/2.7.11-7ubuntu1/+build/9589511.
But is there a way to download from the Ubuntu Package page? I like the search system better.







share|improve this question

















  • 1




    The "search and download site" packages.ubuntu.com/… ... ... e.g. 16.04 packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libpython2.7 : Click arm64 to get to the download link page.
    – Knud Larsen
    Jun 4 at 22:13











  • @echo Good call on avoiding the Debian package. Using Debian packages on an Ubuntu system is a recipe for breaking the OS.
    – dsstorefile1
    Jun 5 at 0:11






  • 1




    Launchpad isn't debian's website, it's an official Ubuntu website made by Canonical
    – Eskander Bejaoui
    Jun 5 at 3:33












up vote
2
down vote

favorite









up vote
2
down vote

favorite











For example I find the package compiled binary on
https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/arm64/libpython2.7/download.



How do I actually download the deb file?



I do see the warnings, I can not use apt-get because I need the binary for cross compiling on a stripped down Linux with no apt-get. I need the aarch64 binary.



Update:
I did find the package separately on Debian's website https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python2.7/2.7.11-7ubuntu1/+build/9589511.
But is there a way to download from the Ubuntu Package page? I like the search system better.







share|improve this question













For example I find the package compiled binary on
https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/arm64/libpython2.7/download.



How do I actually download the deb file?



I do see the warnings, I can not use apt-get because I need the binary for cross compiling on a stripped down Linux with no apt-get. I need the aarch64 binary.



Update:
I did find the package separately on Debian's website https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python2.7/2.7.11-7ubuntu1/+build/9589511.
But is there a way to download from the Ubuntu Package page? I like the search system better.









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    The "search and download site" packages.ubuntu.com/… ... ... e.g. 16.04 packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libpython2.7 : Click arm64 to get to the download link page.
    – Knud Larsen
    Jun 4 at 22:13











  • @echo Good call on avoiding the Debian package. Using Debian packages on an Ubuntu system is a recipe for breaking the OS.
    – dsstorefile1
    Jun 5 at 0:11






  • 1




    Launchpad isn't debian's website, it's an official Ubuntu website made by Canonical
    – Eskander Bejaoui
    Jun 5 at 3:33












  • 1




    The "search and download site" packages.ubuntu.com/… ... ... e.g. 16.04 packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libpython2.7 : Click arm64 to get to the download link page.
    – Knud Larsen
    Jun 4 at 22:13











  • @echo Good call on avoiding the Debian package. Using Debian packages on an Ubuntu system is a recipe for breaking the OS.
    – dsstorefile1
    Jun 5 at 0:11






  • 1




    Launchpad isn't debian's website, it's an official Ubuntu website made by Canonical
    – Eskander Bejaoui
    Jun 5 at 3:33







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The "search and download site" packages.ubuntu.com/… ... ... e.g. 16.04 packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libpython2.7 : Click arm64 to get to the download link page.
– Knud Larsen
Jun 4 at 22:13





The "search and download site" packages.ubuntu.com/… ... ... e.g. 16.04 packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libpython2.7 : Click arm64 to get to the download link page.
– Knud Larsen
Jun 4 at 22:13













@echo Good call on avoiding the Debian package. Using Debian packages on an Ubuntu system is a recipe for breaking the OS.
– dsstorefile1
Jun 5 at 0:11




@echo Good call on avoiding the Debian package. Using Debian packages on an Ubuntu system is a recipe for breaking the OS.
– dsstorefile1
Jun 5 at 0:11




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Launchpad isn't debian's website, it's an official Ubuntu website made by Canonical
– Eskander Bejaoui
Jun 5 at 3:33




Launchpad isn't debian's website, it's an official Ubuntu website made by Canonical
– Eskander Bejaoui
Jun 5 at 3:33










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For ARM packages, take the path given there (pool/main/p/python2.7/ in this case), and append it to http://ports.ubuntu.com, and pick the version you want from the directory listing on that page:




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Also, Launchpad isn't Debian's site. It's Ubuntu's. That package is Ubuntu's.






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    For ARM packages, take the path given there (pool/main/p/python2.7/ in this case), and append it to http://ports.ubuntu.com, and pick the version you want from the directory listing on that page:




    enter image description here




    Also, Launchpad isn't Debian's site. It's Ubuntu's. That package is Ubuntu's.






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      For ARM packages, take the path given there (pool/main/p/python2.7/ in this case), and append it to http://ports.ubuntu.com, and pick the version you want from the directory listing on that page:




      enter image description here




      Also, Launchpad isn't Debian's site. It's Ubuntu's. That package is Ubuntu's.






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        For ARM packages, take the path given there (pool/main/p/python2.7/ in this case), and append it to http://ports.ubuntu.com, and pick the version you want from the directory listing on that page:




        enter image description here




        Also, Launchpad isn't Debian's site. It's Ubuntu's. That package is Ubuntu's.






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        For ARM packages, take the path given there (pool/main/p/python2.7/ in this case), and append it to http://ports.ubuntu.com, and pick the version you want from the directory listing on that page:




        enter image description here




        Also, Launchpad isn't Debian's site. It's Ubuntu's. That package is Ubuntu's.







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