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I downloaded a compressed package from the internet and I want to install it on Ubuntu 15.10, but I can't install it. How can I do that?

I tried to install it by running sudo apt-install <package name in my computer > but it gave me an error.

kos
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it's not sudo apt-install

it's sudo dpkg -i something.deb or sudo apt-get install something

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dpkg and apt are Package Managers for Debian and it's derivatives. Your trying to install a package that wasn't packaged for a package manager. As such, you must use the traditional tools provided by Linux. Those tools are ChangeMode,Copy, Tar, and Shell. Try the following

cd /opt  <-- This goes here because it wasn't provided by a Ubuntu Package
mv -v /path/to/DownloadedFiles/Feem_v3.0.4_Installer_For_Linux_x64.sh.tar.gz /opt
sudo tar -zxvf Feem_v3.0.4_Installer_For_Linux_x64.sh.tar.gz
sudo chmod +x Feem_v3.0.4_Installer_For_Linux_x64.sh 
sudo sh Feem_v3.0.4_Installer_For_Linux_x64.sh
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