Thanks

attached is the deb file. it will fail to install in app.manager and via dpkg if any of the package needed are not installed already.


its seems that if the deb file is standalone and not in a repository, dpkg doesnot work and that means app.manager fails to work (i am guessing app.manager is using dpkg when .deb is involved) --when there are dependencies that are not already installed for the package. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ically-472911/


I did solve it by making a repository and seems that for that app.manager uses apt-get as the backend and it is able to solve the dependencies. But i surely wish there was a way to install a deb and its dependencies without resorting to a repo.