mibadt
December 18th, 2008, 04:31 PM
Hi,
I'm on Kubuntu Intrepid with quite a lot of additional packages installed (besides those installed during the initial installation). Having a separate /home partition, I fresh reinstall to each new version (rather than upgrade).
Is there a utility, or script, which records all additional installed packages (prior to installing the new version), and after the new install, automatically:
a. Modifies the new sources.list
b. Installs the latest version of all the packages that were installed prior to the fresh system installation.
Thanks a lot upfront !
Michael Badt
I'm on Kubuntu Intrepid with quite a lot of additional packages installed (besides those installed during the initial installation). Having a separate /home partition, I fresh reinstall to each new version (rather than upgrade).
Is there a utility, or script, which records all additional installed packages (prior to installing the new version), and after the new install, automatically:
a. Modifies the new sources.list
b. Installs the latest version of all the packages that were installed prior to the fresh system installation.
Thanks a lot upfront !
Michael Badt