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Happy 19th Birthday, Ubuntu!
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But... You still can? Even with the new Appstore, it supports snaps and debs.
Edit: Oh, you mean like double-click a deb file. I just use dpkg -i or apt install ./filename.deb.
Always good to know the CLI speak of GUIs you access. I don't trust the software GUI for debs. dpkg -i!
I installed GDebi from the store and used that. But the snap store use to let you use the store to install the local deb file. To be more user friendly, I hope they make this work again.
I have installed things with the CLI but like a GUI better.