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If it only returns "fluidplot:", but no path, that means the soft...

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If it only returns "fluidplot:", but no path, that means the software is not installed. Note that this does not include files that may be hidden within.

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To get the path to the installed program you either use whereis or which. I...

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To get the path to the installed program you either use whereis or which. If you happen to forget it's name, you can use apropos with a synonym.

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as part of the software being installed the package manager has a use to qu...

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as part of the software being installed the package manager has a use to query the system to find out what applications have been installed.

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For where the program was installed (including all of the supporting files,...

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For where the program was installed (including all of the supporting files, so it can be a long list that you would need to search through).

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The way a package is installed/uninstalled on Linux depends on either you h...

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The way a package is installed/uninstalled on Linux depends on either you have an uninstall command specific for your program in the path.

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Red Hat/Fedora Core/CentOS Linux. Type the following command to get list of...

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Red Hat/Fedora Core/CentOS Linux. Type the following command to get list of all installed software # rpm -qa | less.

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The whereis command in Linux can be used to search for the physical binary ...

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The whereis command in Linux can be used to search for the physical binary files, the source code and the manuals for a program.

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on the command line, you can use dpkg --listfiles packagename. For instance...

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on the command line, you can use dpkg --listfiles packagename. For instance, dpkg --listfiles firefox. If you want to see what files a package.

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/usr/local/cuda/bin:/usr/local/texlive//bin/x86_linux:/usr/games:/home/ To ...

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/usr/local/cuda/bin:/usr/local/texlive//bin/x86_linux:/usr/games:/home/ To find out where a specific program is installed, you can do a.

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I'm new to Linux so I am sure this is a dumb question but how do you f...

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I'm new to Linux so I am sure this is a dumb question but how do you find software you have installed that's not automatically added to the app.

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The Ubuntu Software Center allows you to easily add and remove programs in ...

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The Ubuntu Software Center allows you to easily add and remove programs in Ubuntu. However, each Linux distribution has a different.

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Hello, Yep! I am a newbee! One of the first things I did was download anti ...

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Hello, Yep! I am a newbee! One of the first things I did was download anti virus. Since then I have been reading posts and have learned I do not.

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The apt-cache command line tool is used for searching apt software package ...

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The apt-cache command line tool is used for searching apt software package cache. To list all the available packages, type this command.

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Can anybody tell me how to find the complete path of an installed Introduct...

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Can anybody tell me how to find the complete path of an installed Introduction to Linux - A Hands on Guide find / -name filename Can't find package Red Hat Update Agent installed, poison, Linux - Software, 4.

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To get a list of all installed rpms, you can do rpm -qa. To find out which ...

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To get a list of all installed rpms, you can do rpm -qa. To find out which config files have changed, you can again use rpm: rpm -qa | xargs sudo.

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