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    synaptic help

    i installed a program that required a lot of dependencies and took a lot hard drive space. i cannot remember what all was installed, is there a way to list recently installed packages by date or time?

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    Re: synaptic help

    Quote Originally Posted by Hogosha View Post
    i installed a program that required a lot of dependencies and took a lot hard drive space. i cannot remember what all was installed, is there a way to list recently installed packages by date or time?
    Easy way to see what takes up space. Applications > Accessories > Disk space usage analyzer. That'd probably be best way to narrow down what took so much space.

    If ya used a terminal, easy way to look back over commands issued is to search up your history. In a terminal type history to see all issued commands. Ya can pipe it to a text file for easy searching and manipulating later with:

    Code:
    history > history.txt
    Hope that helps.

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    Re: synaptic help

    Open Synaptic, click File, History.

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    Re: synaptic help

    unfortunately, no, i did not use the terminal

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    Re: synaptic help

    thanks, i cannot believe i did not see that, i feel like a fool

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