Is there a place where I can look what updates I've installed?
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You can read the Eg. |
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/var/log/apt contains a history of package installations. However, by default, it is managed by |
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On 10.04 Click (System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager > File > History) |
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As an alternative to lgarzo's answer, you can
One thing to note: this will also list manually installed packages ( Even better use zgrep if it's installed so you can find lines in gzipped files as well
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It's now possible to do this through the software center as well! Go to History and you can display all of your updates and installations.
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It became useful for us to have a slightly more easy and accurate answer to the question "when was the last time we patched this thing?". So I put this together. I tested it on 12.04 and 14.04 and 16.04. It returns reasonably accurate answers for that question. Note: "reasonably accurate" probably isn't "completely accurate". Note: "for that question" only. sample output:
subroutines and program:
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