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1. karlis Ubuntu users , Arch Linux

   how I can see all installed !ubuntu packages with apt? (like !archlinux `pacman -Q`)

   Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:27:47 UTC from Gwibber
   • Ionuț Bîru

     @skazhy dpkg -l

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:29:14 UTC
   • The wrong JonTheNiceGuy - follow jon.sprig.gs

     @skazhy dpkg -l (or maybe -L)

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:31:04 UTC
   • persia

     @skazhy `dpkg -l`

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:33:06 UTC
   • Henning Sprang

     @skazhy dpkg -l

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:35:18 UTC
   • micahg Ubuntu users

     @skazhy idk about archlinux, but in !ubuntu you can run dpkg -l

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:36:52 UTC
   • naw

     @skazhy look at dpkg options. Maybe aptitude also has a option for that. (I haven't used ubuntu since a long time)

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:44:29 UTC
   • Lorenzo Masini

     @skazhy dpkg-query -l

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:46:24 UTC
   • Equitas IT Solutions

     @skazhy install apt-show-versions pkg. Great tool for listing installed packages, version numbers, upgradeability etc.

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 15:49:48 UTC
   • Roberto Alsina

     @skazhy dpkg -l | grep ii

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 16:04:02 UTC
   • Clacke Moved to Parlementum

     @skazhy Many have replied, but none have mentioned more minimalistic dpkg --get-selections, which also produces input for --set-selections.

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 18:24:58 UTC
   • Ricardo Hernandez

     @skazhy use dpkg

     Monday, 08-Feb-10 18:28:59 UTC