dpkg --list will list all packages with status (ii) is installed....
So dpkg --list|grep ii|less is a way to do it... or dpkg --list|grep
packagename and then look for its status.
Also, if command line is daunting apt-get install synaptic . This is a
GUI interface for debian package system and is rather nice. You can click
a button to view installed/not installed/upgradable and the likes as well
as install/remove/upgrade packages and do updates and such.
-Derek
Miles Beck said:
> Hello,
>
> How can I see what packages are installed on a Debian system?
>
> Thanks
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