store apps locally, reload favorite apps on another distro
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store apps locally, reload favorite apps on another distro
Q1> is there a good brief tutorial (less than 15 min) showing how to store a Linux app on a local hard drive,
and then install such locally stored apps on another distro from local hard-drive?
Q2> is there a Linux app which does the above, with simple GUI controls?
Distribution: Debian testing/sid; OpenSuSE; Fedora; Mint
Posts: 5,524
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deb-mirror will make a local repository from all files downloaded using apt-get, synaptic, etc., so youonly need to download them once. After that they can be retrieved from the disk cache in /var/cache/apt/archives.
okay, today I registered at LQ.org and already have useful suggestions which I can understand...
previously other Linux and Wine forums have sounded like a foreign language to me.
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