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simply install the package with dpkg -i
Some deb in the wild dont install correctly with dpkg (Google Chrome comes to mind), so usually I prefer gdebi. If you have the luxury of a X server, gdebi-gtk is very handy too.
I'm running Devuan 2.0 64 bits with VirtualBox 6. I installed it with this command:
gdebi --o Install-Recommends=no -n virtualbox-6.0_6.0.0-127566~Debian~stretch_amd64.deb
Next you will need to compile four kernel modules, but VirtualBox itself will guide you and it is very easy.
I cannot comment about stability, sorry.
You can safely skip this step. Anyway, if you need to use it afterwards, just edit your /etc/resolv.conf and add a line like domain yourowndomain.
Then when you type ping host you will get automaticaly ping host.yourowndomain.
This is useful, as indicated by the instaler, when you have configured a home network with your own nameserver. I did, it is fun (I'm not a pro, this is not my work) and it is useful when you internal network get bigger.
Further reading: man resolv.conf and https://www.isc.org/downloads/bind/
Also, if you use Firefox; it depends on pulseaudio.
Exactly. But with the help of apulse you can use stardard Firefox downloaded from mozilla.org with ALSA and not use pulseaudio.
It seems to me that this forum has not an option to introduce our selves. So, I've choosen to use an off-topic for just that.
My name is Pedro Reina, from Spain. Debian user since before 2.0 (hard to remember exactly). Deeply scared by the Debian decision to use systemd as default.
I have been waiting a bit to Devuan to settle and get its own way before jump to it. With Devuan 2 (ASCII) I just started to work with the system.
I'm interested both in servers and desktops. I used to admin high school Debian desktops at work; now I'm close to retirement, but I want to keep updated. Also interested in programming and web development.
Thank to all the Debian developers for all that wonderful years (I met some of them in person), and thank to all the Devuan developers. Keep the work up!