Can somebody help me, how to find out the packages that been install to my computer(Linux).
Is there any command to do that..?
Full Version: Linux packag List.
What distrobution are you using?
If its under Fedora (yum systems) you can do:
You can also do this with RPM (suse, mandrake, etc) with:
To scroll through the "more" lists hit enter or space bar.
Not sure about slackware .. but I believe you can search and it will tell you if its installed or not.
For debian systems:
That should do it too.
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yum list installed | more
You can also do this with RPM (suse, mandrake, etc) with:
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rpm -qa | more
To scroll through the "more" lists hit enter or space bar.
Not sure about slackware .. but I believe you can search and it will tell you if its installed or not.
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swaret --search package
For debian systems:
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dpkg --list | grep '^ii'
That should do it too.
gentoo : emerge -ae world
Gives a listing of all files emerged, some maybe missed because they were installed using -1 (--one-shot) which means they aren't added to the world list. Im not sure how you would find these, but there shouldn't be very many.
Gives a listing of all files emerged, some maybe missed because they were installed using -1 (--one-shot) which means they aren't added to the world list. Im not sure how you would find these, but there shouldn't be very many.
QUOTE (djsmiley2k @ Oct 10 2006, 04:23 PM) 
gentoo : emerge -ae world
Under gentoo you could list like this:
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ls -d /var/db/pkg/*/*
I believe that will list all the packages installed.
yum list installed | more
and
rpm -qa | more
seems working for my fedora.
Thank You.
and
rpm -qa | more
seems working for my fedora.
Thank You.
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