Hi Andrea, all

> if you do it all in one step, dpkg 
> is able to know that you are going to update all packages.

Thank you for the explanation. 
Then it makes sense to at least change the tutorial at oo.org or even switch to 
the apt command below?

> > Is there an apt command to do this? I can't find it in any tutorial.
> 
> Simply
> 
> $ apt install ./*.deb ./desktop-integration/*.deb
> 
> (prefixing with "./" forces it to use local packages, even though it 
> will say it is "downloading" them).

This is a very interesting command because it checks the current installed 
modules before starting.
It still allows you to install any version (unlike the Windows OS...) but warns 
you that the packages will be downgraded and confirms if you want to install a 
previous version (dpkg simply executes the order and reports the version 
installed and the version replaced)

Thank you very much!

Regards,
Pedro

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