Debian (.deb) package not installing in Ubuntu 16.04 [duplicate]
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I want to install google-chrome-stable debian (.deb) package but it doesn't install. The process succeeds, but Google Chrome doesn't appear. I use this command:
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I want to install google-chrome-stable debian (.deb) package but it doesn't install. The process succeeds, but Google Chrome doesn't appear. I use this command:
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I want to install google-chrome-stable debian (.deb) package but it doesn't install. The process succeeds, but Google Chrome doesn't appear. I use this command:
sudo dpkg -i /home/aakaashsingh/Downloads/google-chrome-stable.deb
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Looks like dependencies are not satisfied. You can either use gdebi package installer. It'll install deb package in a very user friendly way and it'll also resolve any unsatisfied dependencies. Install it using this command:
sudo apt-get install gdebi
Then open the deb file using gdebi and it'll install it. Make sure that you're connected to internet while installing the deb file using gdebi, because it needs dependencies to be downloaded.
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Just run sudo apt-get install --fix-broken after installing. This will fix all problems with dependencies automatically. Then Google Chrome appear in apps list.
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Looks like dependencies are not satisfied. You can either use gdebi package installer. It'll install deb package in a very user friendly way and it'll also resolve any unsatisfied dependencies. Install it using this command:
sudo apt-get install gdebi
Then open the deb file using gdebi and it'll install it. Make sure that you're connected to internet while installing the deb file using gdebi, because it needs dependencies to be downloaded.
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Looks like dependencies are not satisfied. You can either use gdebi package installer. It'll install deb package in a very user friendly way and it'll also resolve any unsatisfied dependencies. Install it using this command:
sudo apt-get install gdebi
Then open the deb file using gdebi and it'll install it. Make sure that you're connected to internet while installing the deb file using gdebi, because it needs dependencies to be downloaded.
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Looks like dependencies are not satisfied. You can either use gdebi package installer. It'll install deb package in a very user friendly way and it'll also resolve any unsatisfied dependencies. Install it using this command:
sudo apt-get install gdebi
Then open the deb file using gdebi and it'll install it. Make sure that you're connected to internet while installing the deb file using gdebi, because it needs dependencies to be downloaded.
Looks like dependencies are not satisfied. You can either use gdebi package installer. It'll install deb package in a very user friendly way and it'll also resolve any unsatisfied dependencies. Install it using this command:
sudo apt-get install gdebi
Then open the deb file using gdebi and it'll install it. Make sure that you're connected to internet while installing the deb file using gdebi, because it needs dependencies to be downloaded.
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Just run sudo apt-get install --fix-broken after installing. This will fix all problems with dependencies automatically. Then Google Chrome appear in apps list.
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Just run sudo apt-get install --fix-broken after installing. This will fix all problems with dependencies automatically. Then Google Chrome appear in apps list.
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Just run sudo apt-get install --fix-broken after installing. This will fix all problems with dependencies automatically. Then Google Chrome appear in apps list.
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Just run sudo apt-get install --fix-broken after installing. This will fix all problems with dependencies automatically. Then Google Chrome appear in apps list.
answered Feb 3 at 12:11
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answered Feb 3 at 12:11
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answered Feb 3 at 12:11
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