For all answers i found about this topic, the solution was to create, in a certain computer A where i need to install the package, a file containing all dependencies it needs and then downloading it in another computer, let’s call it B.
The thing is, i want to have a storage of certain critical software i need to work to be able to install them offline later on in case i have to format my desktop.
I REALLY DON’T CARE about having a lot of redundant .deb files in my computer, and I REALLY DON’T CARE if i’m going to store 1gb of files to install a 10mb software.
So, i want to have any possible dependency downloaded. Is there someway i can do this?
Solution:
I would go with this:
apt-cache depends -i PACKAGE | awk '/Depends:/ {print $2}' | xargs apt-get download && apt-get download PACKAGE
Then you can install it with dpkg -i *.deb in the directory you downloaded these.