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List installed system packages

Source: R/sysreqsdocs.R
sysreqs_list_system_packages.Rd

List installed system packages

Usage

sysreqs_list_system_packages()

Value

Data frame with columns:

  • status. two or three characters, the notation of dpkg on Debian based systems. "ii" means the package is correctly installed. On RPM based systems it is always "ii" currently.

  • package: name of the system package.

  • version: installed version of the system package.

  • capabilities: list column of character vectors, the capabilities provided by the package.

Details

This function uses the sysreqs_platform configuration option, see man_config_link("Configuration"). Set this if pak does not detect your platform correctly.

See also

Other system requirements functions: pkg_sysreqs(), sysreqs_check_installed(), sysreqs_db_list(), sysreqs_db_match(), sysreqs_db_update(), sysreqs_is_supported(), sysreqs_platforms()

Examples

sysreqs_list_system_packages()[1:10,]
#> # A data frame: 10 × 4
#>    status package            version              provides 
#>  * <chr>  <chr>              <chr>                <list>   
#>  1 ii     accio              0.11.0               <chr [0]>
#>  2 ii     accountsservice    23.13.9-2ubuntu6     <chr [0]>
#>  3 ii     acl                2.3.2-1build1.1      <chr [0]>
#>  4 ii     acpid              1:2.0.34-1ubuntu2    <chr [0]>
#>  5 ii     adduser            3.137ubuntu1         <chr [0]>
#>  6 ii     adwaita-icon-theme 46.0-1               <chr [2]>
#>  7 ii     alsa-base          1.0.25+dfsg-0ubuntu7 <chr [1]>
#>  8 ii     alsa-topology-conf 1.2.5.1-2            <chr [0]>
#>  9 ii     alsa-ucm-conf      1.2.10-1ubuntu5.7    <chr [0]>
#> 10 ii     alsa-utils         1.2.9-1ubuntu5       <chr [1]>