The install.sh that is put into archives with multiple deb packages when running apt download previously used dpkg, which had problems with dependencies, but using apt install ./* is also no solution because it takes the names of the packages and then downloads them from the internet instead of installing the already downloaded ones. So we have to find a different solution. I read something about apt-offline, maybe that could be one.
The install.sh that is put into archives with multiple deb packages when running apt download previously used dpkg, which had problems with dependencies, but using
apt install ./*is also no solution because it takes the names of the packages and then downloads them from the internet instead of installing the already downloaded ones. So we have to find a different solution. I read something about apt-offline, maybe that could be one.