
Ubuntu and other members of the Debian family in general, such as Linux Mint, Kali, etc., have a .deb installer file type. In Windows, this file is known as .exe. Similarly to a .exe, a deb package, denoted by the .deb extension, is a software package created for Debian-based distributions. It enables the installation of local software on an Ubuntu system. In this article, we will show you a few methods of installing the .DEB file in Ubuntu.






