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On Wednesday 25 April 2007 14:03:50 Dustin C. Hatch wrote: |
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> If you don't want the versions, as Duncan wrote, I would suggest that |
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> you use eix. eix -I will provide a pretty-printed list of all the |
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> packages installed on your system. |
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The big difference between the last command in my previous response to this |
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thread and an eix command like: |
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# eix -nI --format '<category>()/<name>()' | \ |
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grep -v '^$\|^Found\ [0-9]*\|^\[[0-9]*\]' |
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is that the eix command will include all installed packages (including those |
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that would show up if you run emerge --depclean -p) whereas the emerge |
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command will only show packages that are either in world or a dependency of a |
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package in world (direct or indirect). --with-bdeps (see `man emerge`) also |
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affects the emerge package list. |
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Bo Andresen |
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