Linux command
apt-list 命令
文本
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常用示例
List all packages
apt list
Example
apt list --installed
Example
apt list --upgradable
Example
apt list --all-versions
Example
apt list "[nginx*]"
Example
apt list --installed "[python3-*]"
说明
apt list displays a list of packages tracked by the APT package manager. By default, it prints every package known to the configured sources, marking each line with the package name, version, architecture, and a status tag such as installed, installed,automatic, or upgradable from: .... The command accepts one or more shell-style patterns to filter the output by package name. Filters can be combined with --installed, --upgradable, or --manual-installed to narrow results to a specific state. Output is meant for interactive consumption and may change between releases. For scripted use APT prints a warning to stderr; redirect stderr or use dpkg-query / apt-cache pkgnames when stable output is required.
参数
- --installed
- Show only packages currently installed on the system.
- --upgradable
- Show only installed packages for which a newer version is available.
- --manual-installed
- Show only packages that were installed explicitly (not as a dependency).
- --all-versions
- Show every available version of each package, not just the candidate.
- -v, --verbose
- Print additional details such as the source repository.
- -q, --quiet
- Suppress progress indicators; quieter output suitable for logs.
- -o _OPTION=VALUE_
- Set an arbitrary APT configuration option for this invocation.
FAQ
What is the apt-list command used for?
apt list displays a list of packages tracked by the APT package manager. By default, it prints every package known to the configured sources, marking each line with the package name, version, architecture, and a status tag such as installed, installed,automatic, or upgradable from: .... The command accepts one or more shell-style patterns to filter the output by package name. Filters can be combined with --installed, --upgradable, or --manual-installed to narrow results to a specific state. Output is meant for interactive consumption and may change between releases. For scripted use APT prints a warning to stderr; redirect stderr or use dpkg-query / apt-cache pkgnames when stable output is required.
How do I run a basic apt-list example?
Run `apt list` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --installed do in apt-list?
Show only packages currently installed on the system.