You can also run Synaptic from the command line using sydo synaptic.

You can also run Synaptic from the command line using sydo synaptic.

You can also run Synaptic from the command line using sydo synaptic.

You can also run Synaptic from the command line using sydo synaptic.

This can sometimes print out a lot of options, of which many are irrelevant. Be patient and read the description of every package to determine which one you want to install. If you’re unsure, you can also use apt show packageName, with packageName being the name of any listed package, to get a longer description of what the package is. If you’re unsure what your software is called, you might try searching for a word that describes what the package does. For example, typing apt-cache search paint will print the package names of many painting programs, including GIMP and Krita.

If additional dependencies are required for the package to install, follow the on-screen instructions to choose whether to install them now. To remove an installed package, use sudo apt-get remove packageName. [3] X Research source

For example, to install a package called icewm_0. 8. 11-2. deb, type sudo dpkg –i icewm_0. 8. 11-2. deb and press ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return. Type your root password when prompted to complete the command.