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DO NOT download packages from pkgs.org; use your distro package manager for that, or your distro site about packages, just like "Debian packages"...
You can ALSO download a package with: apt download package_name
And use apt or even dpkg after it...
Please, DO NOT tell people to do wrong things that can brick their distro...
Fix your sources.list instead.
There are situations in which downloading from websites is ok. Like work Appimages. But faking your own package list or downloading debs manually instead of fixing your sources it's the wrong way to handle the actual problem.
Only if you really trust the author.
You call the destruction of such an advanced mechanism as a package dependency system a repair ??
You killed your Linux, and the only fix is a complete reinstallation.