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Thinking about recursive git clones. also how some command line tools are pretty much like functions, and how therefore a programming environment could be built up function by function rather than pulling in a huge package like python. But batteries included makes for a lot of ease |
Revision as of 17:10, 18 July 2023
List installed debian packages by size
dpkg-query -Wf '${Installed-Size}\t${Package}\n' | sort -n
But what are the units here? kilobytes? probably. But would be nice to have units. Powershell style structured output could be useful here.
Nice browser of installed packages: dpkg --list
Journalctl shows all messages you can see by default: journalctl
Tail messages with journalctl with -f for follow:
journalctl -f
Thinking about recursive git clones. also how some command line tools are pretty much like functions, and how therefore a programming environment could be built up function by function rather than pulling in a huge package like python. But batteries included makes for a lot of ease