Grep \ limits results to new installations. The following trick answers Aleksandr Dubinsky's request to limit this to manually-installed packages: comm -12 /tmp/dpkg.log You could run this command to list only the recently installed package names, awk '$3~/^install$/ ' /var/log/dpkg.logĬommand to list history of apt-get (NOTE: this doesn't list dependencies installed, it simply lists previous apt-get commands that were run): grep " install " /var/log/apt/history.logĮxample output: Commandline: apt-get install libindicate-docĬommandline: apt-get -reinstall install ttf-mscorefonts-installerĬommandline: apt-get install valac libvala-0.10-devĬommandline: apt-get install libgtksourceview-devĬommandline: apt-get install python-sphinxĬommandline: apt-get install python-epydocĬommandline: apt-get install quickly-widgetsĬommandline: apt-get install libreoffice3* libobasis3.3* Command to list recently installed packages that were installed via any method ( apt-get, Software Center et al.): grep " install " /var/log/dpkg.logĮxample output: 15:48:14 install python-testtools 0.9.2-1
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