Holmes.Sherlock
January 18th, 2011, 06:46 AM
I'm new to Ubuntu. I've installed Ubuntu 10.10 Netbook edition on my laptop recently. It happened that for some reason I had to issue the "patch" command where I found it missing. After some googling, I discovered that it can be installed bu
sudo apt-get install patch. It worked. Now, my question is - I run a poor Internet connection where it's impossible for me to download the same package again & again. I want to collect the downloaded package for future so that if I reinstall the OS, I don't need to download it again & again. Can anybody tell me where does the apt-get command store packages & how can they be locally installed?
sudo apt-get install patch. It worked. Now, my question is - I run a poor Internet connection where it's impossible for me to download the same package again & again. I want to collect the downloaded package for future so that if I reinstall the OS, I don't need to download it again & again. Can anybody tell me where does the apt-get command store packages & how can they be locally installed?