Update: I have put all my .deb files in a folder now what next?????

Most of the apps on my n900 i install them as a .deb file and every time when i flash my n900, OMG it is annoying to wait for EACH .deb and ask to continue and install... any way to get rid of it?

I am aware of faster application manager but here i am talking about .deb files plz help.

Thanks!

Have you tried:
If not,
should do it.

Put all deb files in a folder.

then xterminal
root
cd <folder>
dpkg -i *.deb
though this method will give lots of error as it doesn't install dependency earlier then the package.
you may put dependencies if any in separate folder and install them first before installing main packages.

Two choices:

Either select in the settings of Faster Application Manager to not clear the cache after installing, and take them out of the directory /var/cache/apt/archives (as root, obviously) or, my preferred method, do just that by hand by issuing (either with sudo or as root) apt-get -d install <package-name>.

That last method prevents from having to find out which package belongs to what, provided you keep your cache clean and move files right after you download them. apt-get -d install downloads to the same location.

Edit: after looking at the reactions above, perhaps I misunderstood your post completely.

Ah someone answered before me.
Lol

well thanks to all but i cannot confirm anyone's post here because i would test all these when i flash My900

any new method is welcome!

But was your question how to save your deb files or how to install already downloaded .deb files in a more convenient way?

1. put all the deb files in a folder
2. download dpkg-dev
3. cd to the deb files folder
4. type dpkg-scanpackages . /dev/null | gzip -9c > Packages.gz
5. Type "vi /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hildon-application-manager.list" Enter
6. Insert new line with the ff. "deb file:/path/to/your/deb/files /"
7. apt-get update
Done!
You can do apt-get install <package name> Without internet connection no worries about dependency and stuff.

it was how to install already downloaded .deb files without asking for permission each time.

dpkg -i *.deb will work fine.
But with dependcies it may return error if it tries to install main package first and then the dependencies but packages will install anyways as it will configure them later though make sure you have all dependencies