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Thread: current installed packages

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    current installed packages

    I know
    Code:
    dpkg --get-selections
    will show "all" my packages installed

    I was looking for all packages "I" installed, not dependencies of upgrades or updates or default ubuntu packages, etc. Like packages i have manually installed via
    Code:
    sudo apt-get install <package>
    Is there a way to figure this out?

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    Re: current installed packages

    maybe

    /user/share/applications

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    Re: current installed packages

    Look in /var/log/apt/history.log

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    Re: current installed packages

    Look in /var/log/apt/history.log
    that is exactly what i was looking for, except the log only goes back the last 4 days. I was hoping to get all

    so far /usr/share/applications seems to be the only possibility?

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    Re: current installed packages

    Check that same folder for a previous history logfile that is compressed as an archive (like history.log.1.gz). That will pick up prior to 4 days ago, and depending on how you log system is setup and how long you've been running your system, you may have even older, archived logs.

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