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How-To: Find missing packages with apt-file
Published in www.debuntu.org - 14-10-2007
apt-file is a command line tool for searching packages in Debian/Ubuntu repositories.
Unlike apt-cache search, apt-file can find files in uninstalled or can list the content of uninstalled packages.
This tutorial will show how to install apt-file, update and search or list packages and files.
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