How can I list all applications installed in my system? I know, I just can hit Super + A to see all installed apps in Ubuntu, but I need a command to list their names The command dpkg --get-selections | awk '{print $1}' is also not an option because it shows all installed packages and it contains drivers, kernels and libraries
Can I get a list of all current programs installed? [duplicate] So, if you start with computer with newly-installed Ubuntu, and type the second commadn (and, of course, have a copy of list txt), all the packages you had previously installed will be installed
Where does Wine install apps in filesystem? - Ask Ubuntu In Windows, applications are installed into Program Files folder by default I have recently installed MS Office using Wine Where are apps installed with Wine? Can I decide in which folder should
How to list user installed applications (not packages)? If it's called 'sudoers installed applications' then so be it :) Naturaly I could rephrase my question to 'How to list applications installed after system installation' "and you can get the list of the installed packages" - for what purpose?
How to list packages manually installed by snap? - Ask Ubuntu I'd like to get a list of packages installed manually by snap and be able to find out whether a foobar package was installed manually by system installer For example: $ snap list Name
How can I find out if a specific program is installed? I want to find out if a program - Chromium for example - is installed on Ubuntu or not Manually or as a package How do I know if a program is installed via command line?