There are two solutions, and both can be used. 1) Remove the already installed packages comparing both lists using diff or any other method to compare files. 2) Using aptitude/dselect and mark all packages to install and append the auto-installed flag, then check which packages will be "automatically removed" and there you have your list of the top of dependencies. There is a tool that can generate software dependencies graph, but I don't remember the name or that it would be useful for this particular case. —
Braiam 43 secs ago
I've seen this question but I'm still not convince about the usefulness of those tags. The meta Question itself recognize that the tag could not survive alone in any question which is specifically prohibited by the tag creation page:
... tags that cannot stand alone as the only tag on a quest...
I have a folder with more than a million files that needs sorting, but I cant really do anything because mv outputs this message all the time
-bash: /bin/mv: Argument list too long
I'm using this command to move extension-less files:
mv -- !(*.jpg|*.png|*.bmp) targetdir/
In my .bash_aliases I have defined a function that I use from the command line like this:
search -n .cs -n .cshtml -n .html SomeTextIWantToSearchFor /c/code/website/ /c/stuff/something/whatever/
The function builds a grep command that pipes the result to another grep command (unfortunately con...
