I don't think you should be on the look for deb packages to install. Use the package repositories that are official and available in the distro.

Sometimes, a developer has made his/her software available as a deb package you can download. Mostly, when you see tarballs, they either contain source code or precompiled binaries but no installer, so you can run the software from the extracted folder if all dependencies are satisfied. Sometimes there's a script (program.sh) you should run to put everything in place.

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