If i took some .deb files with libraries and i wanna install all of them which command should i use dpkg of apt-get

Answer 1

dpkg -i *.deb will install all debs file in the folder. presumed that your program and libraries (also in deb) is in the same folder

Answer 2

tried that for my Kali Linux but when I logged off and went back to it it didn't boot please help

Answer 3

depends of the linux version i think, i always used apt-get 🤔

Answer 4

If you have Debian package files ( *.deb ) you'll wanna use dpkg. If you need to figure out how to do what you need with it just run 'man dpkg' or dpkg with the "help" flag (dpkg --help). APT is a higher level tool with uses dpkg in the background as far as I remember. It's good for searching repos, installing, and uninstalling full packages from a repo. But for the .deb files themselves dpkg should serve you well.

Answer 5

Can you explain what it did exactly? Were you running a fully installed version or the live version with persistence?