To list the installed packages on a Linux system, you can use the dpkg command for Debian-based systems, or the rpm command for Red Hat-based systems.
On a Debian-based system (such as Ubuntu), use the dpkg command with the -l option:
dpkg -lSource:ttual.wwwuri.com
This will list all the installed packages on the system, along with their names, versions, and descriptions.
On a Red Hat-based system (such as CentOS), use the rpm command with the -qa option:
rpm -qa
This will list all the installed packages on the system, along with their names and versions.
To list the installed packages on a FreeBSD or OpenBSD system, you can use the pkg command.
On a FreeBSD system, use the pkg command with the info option:
pkg info
This will list all the installed packages on the system, along with their names, versions, and descriptions.
On an OpenBSD system, use the pkg_info command:
pkg_info
This will list all the installed packages on the system, along with their names and versions.