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Neat
Didn't know gdebi has a command line interface too. Great app and great tip!
What I'd love to see though would be for a tool like gdebi to detect other .deb files that you downloaded in the same directory as the package you're trying to install that are dependencies.
For example, try using gdebi to install an updated pidgin from getdeb.net, since it requires an updated pidgin-data deb (and possibly others) gdebi can't install it even when you have downloaded all the files, you have to use dpkg to install all the filenames at once.
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