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What is dpkg for? - Ask Ubuntu 4 dpkg is a command line way to install from a deb or remove already installed packages For example if you had a deb file in your home directory, running dpkg -i yourpackage deb will install that package for you
What do the various dpkg flags like ii rc mean? The second letter displays what is the current status of the package So for example: ii means "It should be installed and it is installed", done with apt install or dpkg -i rc means "It's removed uninstalled and its configuration files are still there", done with apt remove or dpkg -r (Removing a package does not imply removing configuration
dpkg - Get list of installed packages? - Ask Ubuntu Use dpkg-query, this command is precisely intended to what you need: request on packages data‑base A quick man dpkg-query will tell you more, however, you may try dpkg-query --list or dpkg-query -- show
dpkg - How to remove install a package that is not fully installed . . . run sudo dpkg --configure --pending to catch the few packages for which step #3 was insufficient However, I do wonder if perhaps step #4 is the only step that's actually needed, or perhaps sudo dpkg --configure -a sudo dpkg --configure --pending was the single line that would have done the trick
How to list installed package and its details on ubuntu? Well, that takes me to the decision that dpkg --print-avail is the command I am looking for which gives me the actual information of the package level installed on the system
dpkg: error: dpkg status database is locked by another process 110 I just wondered if somebody could tell me what this means: E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem reidsr@ubuntu:~$ sudo dpkg --configure -a dpkg: error: dpkg status database is locked by another process reidsr@ubuntu:~$ How do I run sudo dpkg --configure -a manually?