You suggest I download the .deb file of ufw (from debian for example) and use it to install, is that it? I thought of that, but it seems ufw has dependencies, and even if I was to install those dependencies deb files too, they TOO have dependencies themselves. I think the only way to install it properly would be using the package manager, but again, that requires network connection already activated. I really don't get WHY ufw does not come by default, and also WHY the package manager alerts me that the source is not verified or something like that....

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