Unable to install .deb applications with ubuntu software [duplicate]

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I'm new to Ubuntu Environment. I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS. I'm learning Web Development my own. I heard some good words about using Linux for Web Dev. So I just dual boot my Windows laptop with Ubuntu. After installation and software update. I visit atom.io to install Atom Text Editor. I downloaded the .deb file. I clicked on it and it took me to Ubuntu Software. I clicked on Install button but nothing happened.
I also tried to install with terminal and got this.






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  • Sudo apt-get install gdebi Ref launchpad.net/gdebi
    – EODCraft Staff
    Feb 28 at 10:23







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    Also what you posted is not an error, you are just adding a repository.
    – EODCraft Staff
    Feb 28 at 10:28










  • But I didn't get the reason why I wasn't able to install by ubuntu software.
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 14:35














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  • Unable to get Atom text editor from the Software Center

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I'm new to Ubuntu Environment. I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS. I'm learning Web Development my own. I heard some good words about using Linux for Web Dev. So I just dual boot my Windows laptop with Ubuntu. After installation and software update. I visit atom.io to install Atom Text Editor. I downloaded the .deb file. I clicked on it and it took me to Ubuntu Software. I clicked on Install button but nothing happened.
I also tried to install with terminal and got this.






16.04 software-center atom gdebi







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marked as duplicate by user535733, David Foerster, karel, Eric Carvalho, muru Mar 2 at 1:15


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  • Sudo apt-get install gdebi Ref launchpad.net/gdebi
    – EODCraft Staff
    Feb 28 at 10:23







  • 3




    Also what you posted is not an error, you are just adding a repository.
    – EODCraft Staff
    Feb 28 at 10:28










  • But I didn't get the reason why I wasn't able to install by ubuntu software.
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 14:35












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  • Unable to get Atom text editor from the Software Center

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I'm new to Ubuntu Environment. I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS. I'm learning Web Development my own. I heard some good words about using Linux for Web Dev. So I just dual boot my Windows laptop with Ubuntu. After installation and software update. I visit atom.io to install Atom Text Editor. I downloaded the .deb file. I clicked on it and it took me to Ubuntu Software. I clicked on Install button but nothing happened.
I also tried to install with terminal and got this.






16.04 software-center atom gdebi







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  • Unable to get Atom text editor from the Software Center

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I'm new to Ubuntu Environment. I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS. I'm learning Web Development my own. I heard some good words about using Linux for Web Dev. So I just dual boot my Windows laptop with Ubuntu. After installation and software update. I visit atom.io to install Atom Text Editor. I downloaded the .deb file. I clicked on it and it took me to Ubuntu Software. I clicked on Install button but nothing happened.
I also tried to install with terminal and got this.





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  • Unable to get Atom text editor from the Software Center

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16.04 software-center atom gdebi




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marked as duplicate by user535733, David Foerster, karel, Eric Carvalho, muru Mar 2 at 1:15


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  • Sudo apt-get install gdebi Ref launchpad.net/gdebi
    – EODCraft Staff
    Feb 28 at 10:23







  • 3




    Also what you posted is not an error, you are just adding a repository.
    – EODCraft Staff
    Feb 28 at 10:28










  • But I didn't get the reason why I wasn't able to install by ubuntu software.
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 14:35
















  • Sudo apt-get install gdebi Ref launchpad.net/gdebi
    – EODCraft Staff
    Feb 28 at 10:23







  • 3




    Also what you posted is not an error, you are just adding a repository.
    – EODCraft Staff
    Feb 28 at 10:28










  • But I didn't get the reason why I wasn't able to install by ubuntu software.
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 14:35















Sudo apt-get install gdebi Ref launchpad.net/gdebi
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 28 at 10:23





Sudo apt-get install gdebi Ref launchpad.net/gdebi
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 28 at 10:23





3




3




Also what you posted is not an error, you are just adding a repository.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 28 at 10:28




Also what you posted is not an error, you are just adding a repository.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 28 at 10:28












But I didn't get the reason why I wasn't able to install by ubuntu software.
– Abhijeet Saha
Feb 28 at 14:35




But I didn't get the reason why I wasn't able to install by ubuntu software.
– Abhijeet Saha
Feb 28 at 14:35










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You can try doing it via the commandline with the following command:



sudo dpkg -i <name of package>.deb





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  • To name is enough or should I specify the path of it?
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:23










  • I got this - prntscr.com/iktt5p
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:27










  • Maybe you have to go to the downloads folder? cd Downloads
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 10:30










  • This happened - prntscr.com/iku82q
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:57










  • That looks like it worked.
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 11:18

















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you can install any deb package by



sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE ,



if there is dependency problem you can solve it



sudo apt-get -f install



you can remove a package by



sudo dpkg -r PACKAGE_NAME






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  • Jino Pl : »» you can install any deb package by sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE «« → Not if it has depencencies ! ... These commands will also install dependencies : sudo gdebi ./package.deb ... and sudo apt install ./package.deb
    – Knud Larsen
    Feb 28 at 14:22










  • @KnudLarsen yah i understand , thanks
    – Jino Pl
    Mar 1 at 3:17

















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active

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2 Answers
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active

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active

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up vote
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You can try doing it via the commandline with the following command:



sudo dpkg -i <name of package>.deb





share|improve this answer




















  • To name is enough or should I specify the path of it?
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:23










  • I got this - prntscr.com/iktt5p
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:27










  • Maybe you have to go to the downloads folder? cd Downloads
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 10:30










  • This happened - prntscr.com/iku82q
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:57










  • That looks like it worked.
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 11:18














up vote
0
down vote













You can try doing it via the commandline with the following command:



sudo dpkg -i <name of package>.deb





share|improve this answer




















  • To name is enough or should I specify the path of it?
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:23










  • I got this - prntscr.com/iktt5p
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:27










  • Maybe you have to go to the downloads folder? cd Downloads
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 10:30










  • This happened - prntscr.com/iku82q
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:57










  • That looks like it worked.
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 11:18












up vote
0
down vote










up vote
0
down vote









You can try doing it via the commandline with the following command:



sudo dpkg -i <name of package>.deb





share|improve this answer












You can try doing it via the commandline with the following command:



sudo dpkg -i <name of package>.deb






share|improve this answer












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answered Feb 28 at 10:17









user3430996

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  • To name is enough or should I specify the path of it?
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:23










  • I got this - prntscr.com/iktt5p
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:27










  • Maybe you have to go to the downloads folder? cd Downloads
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 10:30










  • This happened - prntscr.com/iku82q
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:57










  • That looks like it worked.
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 11:18
















  • To name is enough or should I specify the path of it?
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:23










  • I got this - prntscr.com/iktt5p
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:27










  • Maybe you have to go to the downloads folder? cd Downloads
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 10:30










  • This happened - prntscr.com/iku82q
    – Abhijeet Saha
    Feb 28 at 10:57










  • That looks like it worked.
    – user3430996
    Feb 28 at 11:18















To name is enough or should I specify the path of it?
– Abhijeet Saha
Feb 28 at 10:23




To name is enough or should I specify the path of it?
– Abhijeet Saha
Feb 28 at 10:23












I got this - prntscr.com/iktt5p
– Abhijeet Saha
Feb 28 at 10:27




I got this - prntscr.com/iktt5p
– Abhijeet Saha
Feb 28 at 10:27












Maybe you have to go to the downloads folder? cd Downloads
– user3430996
Feb 28 at 10:30




Maybe you have to go to the downloads folder? cd Downloads
– user3430996
Feb 28 at 10:30












This happened - prntscr.com/iku82q
– Abhijeet Saha
Feb 28 at 10:57




This happened - prntscr.com/iku82q
– Abhijeet Saha
Feb 28 at 10:57












That looks like it worked.
– user3430996
Feb 28 at 11:18




That looks like it worked.
– user3430996
Feb 28 at 11:18












up vote
0
down vote













you can install any deb package by



sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE ,



if there is dependency problem you can solve it



sudo apt-get -f install



you can remove a package by



sudo dpkg -r PACKAGE_NAME






share|improve this answer






















  • Jino Pl : »» you can install any deb package by sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE «« → Not if it has depencencies ! ... These commands will also install dependencies : sudo gdebi ./package.deb ... and sudo apt install ./package.deb
    – Knud Larsen
    Feb 28 at 14:22










  • @KnudLarsen yah i understand , thanks
    – Jino Pl
    Mar 1 at 3:17














up vote
0
down vote













you can install any deb package by



sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE ,



if there is dependency problem you can solve it



sudo apt-get -f install



you can remove a package by



sudo dpkg -r PACKAGE_NAME






share|improve this answer






















  • Jino Pl : »» you can install any deb package by sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE «« → Not if it has depencencies ! ... These commands will also install dependencies : sudo gdebi ./package.deb ... and sudo apt install ./package.deb
    – Knud Larsen
    Feb 28 at 14:22










  • @KnudLarsen yah i understand , thanks
    – Jino Pl
    Mar 1 at 3:17












up vote
0
down vote










up vote
0
down vote









you can install any deb package by



sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE ,



if there is dependency problem you can solve it



sudo apt-get -f install



you can remove a package by



sudo dpkg -r PACKAGE_NAME






share|improve this answer














you can install any deb package by



sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE ,



if there is dependency problem you can solve it



sudo apt-get -f install



you can remove a package by



sudo dpkg -r PACKAGE_NAME







share|improve this answer














share|improve this answer



share|improve this answer








edited Mar 1 at 3:16

























answered Feb 28 at 10:15









Jino Pl

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  • Jino Pl : »» you can install any deb package by sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE «« → Not if it has depencencies ! ... These commands will also install dependencies : sudo gdebi ./package.deb ... and sudo apt install ./package.deb
    – Knud Larsen
    Feb 28 at 14:22










  • @KnudLarsen yah i understand , thanks
    – Jino Pl
    Mar 1 at 3:17
















  • Jino Pl : »» you can install any deb package by sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE «« → Not if it has depencencies ! ... These commands will also install dependencies : sudo gdebi ./package.deb ... and sudo apt install ./package.deb
    – Knud Larsen
    Feb 28 at 14:22










  • @KnudLarsen yah i understand , thanks
    – Jino Pl
    Mar 1 at 3:17















Jino Pl : »» you can install any deb package by sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE «« → Not if it has depencencies ! ... These commands will also install dependencies : sudo gdebi ./package.deb ... and sudo apt install ./package.deb
– Knud Larsen
Feb 28 at 14:22




Jino Pl : »» you can install any deb package by sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGE «« → Not if it has depencencies ! ... These commands will also install dependencies : sudo gdebi ./package.deb ... and sudo apt install ./package.deb
– Knud Larsen
Feb 28 at 14:22












@KnudLarsen yah i understand , thanks
– Jino Pl
Mar 1 at 3:17




@KnudLarsen yah i understand , thanks
– Jino Pl
Mar 1 at 3:17


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