You download a custom .deb file and run dpkg --install package.deb, but the operation fails because other packages are not present. Which command will install this file and pull in any needed components from your configured repositories?
Using apt install with a file path causes apt to unpack the local .deb and resolve missing dependencies by downloading them from enabled sources. The dpkg --install command only unpacks and configures the package without fetching prerequisites. The apt-get install approach treats the argument as a package name rather than a file, and forcing dpkg dependencies skips checks instead of retrieving missing packages.
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