hi

is there a way in which i could just get the name of the installed package ?

currently running apt list --installed will post an output like

yaru-theme-icon/impish,impish,now 21.10.2 all [installed]

i just want it to list yaru theme

no matter if it is repeated again and again

@Algnis I'm not in front of my PC so I can't test, but you can try this: reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/8zwupd/…

@BeastOfCaerbannog thanks but i already solved it

aptitude search -F '%p' '~i'

Great then!

@BeastOfCaerbannog also I am not sure why this is recommended to delete askubuntu.com/a/1377834/1460940

it would be great if you review and tell me your suggestions, I would delete it if there is som ething wrong

@Algnis I read your answer, and I didn't find anything wrong with it except I didn't like the sudo aptitude -f install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop^ command, but then I already told you about that and it doesn't make your answer deserve to be deleted.

@karel Ok @karel thanks, Can You tell me what is wrong with that, command :)

I don't like to install packages that wouldn't normally be installed by apt. I'd rather let the user decide for himself whether or not to install these packages.

Ubuntu-desktop^, Doesn't it mean all default apps and plugins ?

So should I replace it with something like sudo aptitude -f install --reinstall ubuntu-session?

Or something like tasksel ?

It seems like just a Python issue that was triggered by a release upgrade, so the default apps would all be already installed anyway. tasksel has been buggy lately.

Ok, So lemme remove that command

@karel apt returned error 100

The command is ok. The only thing I didn't like is the little hat ^ character at the end of ubuntu-desktop^ You could replace it with ubuntu-desktop

Is it ok now, I removed ubuntu-desktop^ and added ubuntu-session @karel

As user seems to use ubuntu-session instead of ubuntu-desktop

And Also I am not sure why N0rbert always just cut my answer and say it is unsecured when it is the only way to fix it, and even when it is just fine it just says that it will break the system(And after some time OP accepts my answer as solved LOL). I am tired of him. Sometimes I feel like quitting AU

Security is a game changer for me. I'd buy the Mac Pro 2022 workstation (not released yet), except that you can't run a Linux desktop on Apple M1 silicon.

@karel huuun ????? what do you mean

Macs are really nice computers, but they're just not free somehow. You can only do what Apple lets you do on macOS. And despite being Unix-like, macOS is less secure than Linux.

that's it. Apple says, you will use this device the way I tell you to use it