See the list of installed packages in Linux Mint/Ubuntu using command line

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To see the list of packages currently installed in Linux Mint or Ubuntu .
Open the command Line terminal and run the command :
dpkg --get-selections

The enitre list can be very long, so you can filter your package through grep :
dpkg --get-selections | grep { package-name}

To know the location of any installed package, run command :
dpkg -L python

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Thank you for showing I didnt know how to do that :)

annisalin
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thanks, this one i am searching.. great

vadivel
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what is the command to display all the packages that are installed in the last 10 days.

amruthachennepalli
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Hi. Your solution lists all packages installed on your machine that is packages that are included in your distribution plus packages you installed. To list packages only installed by you type: gunzip -c /var/log/apt/history.log.*.gz | grep 'apt-get install' | cut -f4- -d" " | tr ' ' $'\n' | sort -u

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