Lokale_Paketquellen
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http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Lokale_Paketquellen






AptMedium
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http://wiki.debian.org/AptMedium

Manages an installation medium, especially writeable ones, for multiple, even disconnected and remote, machines. 
1) You mount your apt-medium and change into the apt-medium directory. 
(i.e. plug in your USB-disk etc. after installing apt-medium to it or extract the tarball somewhere else.) 
2) If you want to install something on the machine you are loged-in to enter: 
"apt-medium install <package>", and if the necessary packages are already on the apt-medium they will get installed right away. If you want to have something installed on another machine use "apt-medium --machine=<hostname> install <package>" 
3) If some Packages are missing on the apt-medium you are told you need to 
execute "apt-medium download". You might want to do this at another machine with a (faster) internet connection. You can even download on a machine running some other operating system. (with "apt-medium.bat download") 
After downloading you just run "apt-medium install" on your target machines, and what you requested and downloaded for those machines will get installed. 
If you want to use a graphical apt-frontend with your apt-medium, for example aptitude or synaptic, you can do so with "apt-medium --apt-tool=aptitude"