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Luis_P
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Post subject: Installed packages
 Posted: 12.03.2011, 21:28
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In the old days of sidux there was, into the wiki I think, a console order which gave a list of all the packages installed in the system.
I've been trying to find it in the wiki of aptosid and sidux, but no success. Is there somebody so kind to publish this order?
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ghstryder
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Post subject: RE: Installed packages
Posted: 12.03.2011, 21:55
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DonKult
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Post subject: RE: Installed packages
Posted: 12.03.2011, 21:56
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this one should do the trick:
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dpkg -l | awk '/^ii/ {print $2}'
but many alternatives exist and it depends a bit on what you want/need exactly.
Excluding with grep -v has a certain appeal, but remember that libreoffice starts with lib, too!  |
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Luis_P
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Posted: 12.03.2011, 22:29
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Thanks a lot, ghstryder & DonKult, this is what I was searching. And the motive is the same as slam answered in the thread (which passed unnoticed for me): to have a list of all installed packages for security purposes. The slam's formula is more appropriate because the lib* packages are not necessary for this.
A request: could one of you to put this in the aptosid's wiki?
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