Showing posts with label Offline Package Installation in Linux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Offline Package Installation in Linux. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 November 2014

All-In-One Linux-Mint & Ubuntu Packages

All-In-One Linux-mint & Ubuntu Offline Packages (LTS)

Just you need to Extract Packages directory or mount The iso file and Change working Directory to packages and run following command:
dpkg -iEG *.deb
Note: It is recommended that install these packages of your fresh Install of linux( No other packages installed  manually) to avoid unwanted problem due to change in packages version.

Other Linux Offline Packages:

Tuesday, 4 November 2014

Centos 6.5-x64 Package Management Offline

Centos 6.5-x64: Install Important Packages Easily.

Developers Essentials:  g++, jdk, strace, traceroute, finger, coreutils,ftp etc.
Developers IDE: Codeblocks, Emacs,Geany, Bluefish etc
Debugger: GUI for gdb, Nemiver, DDD.
Other: NTFS mounter, Dia, Firefox latest, Google-chrome, chm viewer, rar etc
Multimedia: Important codecs, vlc, kmplayer etc


1.Install Centos 6.5 64 bit

2.Download Packages for 64-bit 

      3.Extract Downloaded Package

      4.Open Terminal in the Directory

       Go to the Directory(Centos-6.5_x86-64_Packages) containing all packages.

      5.Change user mode to super user

      su 

      6.Install Packages

      Run following command in each directory (dev, selinux, important, firefox, vlc, repo) 

      go to each directory using cd command and run Following command.
      rpm -Uvh *.rpm

      That's all.

      ##################### rpm options #######################

      Options: -Uvh

      U: install/upgrade as needed

      v: Verbose mode

      h: print hash marks as the package archive is unpacked.

      ######################################################

      PCLinuxOS-2014 Package Management Offline

      PCLinuxOS: Install Important Packages Easily.

      Developers Essentials:  g++, jdk, strace, traceroute, finger etc.
      Developers IDE: Codeblocks, Geany, Bluefish, Aptana Studio etc
      Debugger: GDB
      Other: Google-chrome, chm viewer, rar, Wine(.exe installer for linux)

      1.Install Centos 6.5 64 bit

      2.Download Packages for accordingly

          3.Extract Downloaded Package

          4.Open Terminal in the Directory

           Go to the Directory containing all packages.

          5.Change user mode to super user

          su 

          6.Install Packages

          Run following command in each directory (current directory and important, wine) 

          go to each directory using cd command and run Following command.

          apt-get install *.rpm
          or
          rpm -Uvh *.rpm

          That's all.

          ######################rpm options ######################

          Options: -UvhU: install/upgrade as neededv: Verbose modeh: print hash marks as the package archive is unpacked.

          #######################################################

          Linux Mint-17 Package Management Offline

          Linux Mint: Install Important Packages Easily.

          Developers Essentials:  g++, jdk, strace, banner, traceroute, finger etc.
          Developers IDE: Anjuta, Geany, Python ILDE etc
          Debugger: GUI for gdb, Nemiver, DDD.
          Other: Dia, Synaptic PAckage Manager, Google-chrome, Putty, dcpp etc


          1.Install Linuxmint-17-cinnamon

          2.Download Packages according to Your Ubuntu( 32 bit or 64 bit)

              3.Extract Downloaded Package

              4.Open Terminal

               Go to the Directory(Ubuntu-14_x64 or Ubuntu-14_x86_Packages) containing all packages.

              5.Change user mode to super user

              su 

              6.Install Packages

              Recomended:
              dpkg -iEGR *
              It will install all .deb Packages from current directory recursively(including sub-directory).
              or,
              Manually: Not recommended, go to each directory using cd command and run Following command.
              dpkg -iEG *.deb

              7.Check status 

              Run following command to check status whether, packages installed correctly.
              apt-get -f install
              That's all.

              ######################### dpkg options ####################

              Options: -iEGR

              i: install/upgrade/downgrade as needed

              E: Skip installed same version

              G: Don't allow old version

              R: install recursively .deb files 

              ########################################################

              Ubuntu 14.04 Package Management Offline

              Ubuntu: Install Important Packages Easily.


              Developers Essentials:  g++, jdk, strace, banner, traceroute, finger etc.
              Developers IDE: Anjuta, Geany, Python ILDE
              Debugger: GUI for gdb, Nemiver, DDD.
              Multimedia: mp3, mp4, avi, mkv, wmv & flv codecs And VLC
              Other: Dia, Synaptic PAckage Manager, Google-chrome, Putty


              1.Install Ubuntu 14.o4

                2.Download Packages according to Your Ubuntu( 32 bit or 64 bit)

                  4.Open Terminal

                   Go to the Directory(Ubuntu-14_x64 or Ubuntu-14_x86_Packages) containing all packages.

                  5.Change user mode to super user

                  sudo su 

                  6.Install Packages

                  Recomended:
                  dpkg -iEGR *
                  It will install all .deb Packages from current directory recursively(including sub-directory).
                  or,
                  Manually: Not recommended, go to each directory using cd command and run Following command.
                  dpkg -iEG *.deb

                  7.Check status 

                  Run following command to check status whether, packages installed correctly.
                  apt-get -f install
                  That's all.

                  ####################### dpkg options #######################

                  Options: -iEGR

                  i: install/upgrade/downgrade as needed

                  E: Skip installed same version

                  G: Don't allow old version

                  R: install recursively .deb files 

                  #########################################################

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