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    How to List all Installed Packages on Linux

    By RahulApril 2, 20171 Min Read

    Some times you need to check how many packages are installed on your Linux box. This article will help you to find all installed packages on Redhat and Debian based Linux systems.

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    List Installed Packages

    Use one of following commands to list all installed packages on CentOS, RedHat, Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian and LinuxMint systems

    On CentOS, RHEL & Fedora:

    # rpm -qa    # Using rpm command 
    
    # yum list installed    # Using yum command
    

    On Ubuntu & Debian:

    # dpkg --get-selections
    
    $ apt list --installed   # Ubuntu 14.04 or above 
    

    packages rpm update
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