Ubuntu Packages Website

You can get debian forms of any software you might want to install using software manager
You can use the debian files to install the files in a pc which doesn't have internet!

go here
http://packages.ubuntu.com/

nice post amit.....
but there are some problems. dependency is a very important thing, when you are installing an application. a package must satisfy all it's dependencies before you install it. otherwise you may brake your system..........

Yeah, and when dependencies are not satisfied, it can't be installed anyway.
however, when you go to a software's download page, it also gives out details about required packages.
For example, to install ntfs-config, the required package is "menu". which can be downloaded separately.
if someone tries to install ntfs-config without menu, it will deny the process by saying menu is not installed :p

but then again, what you said is true. the manual process might break down the integrity of system.

Well,a nice repository for downloading debian packages.

But can you tell me where can I find the packages installed in my pc?
I have some packages installed and want to help someone(who don't have internet) with those debian packages.

You can help me with some tiny commands.

edit: Do I have to know the package names to locate it?

is that someone Habib?

Amit vai wrote:is that someone Habib?

Yes

And glad to see you reply in a hurry. Now tell the way please.

I replied about it already in his topic.
https://iitdu.forumotion.com/t1906-topic#10071


Edit:
And btw. You have 9.04, and Habib has 10.10.
Incompatible. Unless you use the second method I mentioned in that topic.

The second option is independent of platforms and OS and anything you can think about.

Amit vai wrote:
And btw. You have 9.04, and Habib has 10.10.
Incompatible. Unless you use the second method I mentioned in that topic.

Is it like,if I send him any package from Ubuntu 9.04 then it won't work in his 10.10?

The second option is independent of platforms and OS and anything you can think about.

I'm not sure if that was intended for me.
If so,then I've to first download keryx(17 MB) which I don't want to do due to fixed internet package.

Probably won't work. check the versions of the package he wants and the versions you have. You can still give it a try.

But can you tell me where can I find the packages installed in my pc?
I have some packages installed and want to help someone(who don't have internet) with those debian packages.

BTW you haven't answered it yet. Where are all the debian packages saved in Ubuntu(9.04)?

Already explained that in Habib's topic.