Is there a list with the software files from the repositories what should be the standard aurora installation.

Thanks

MM

nobody?

distrowatch does. http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=aurora
However, this is the package list of the beta iso. When you do the upgrade from repos, a lot, and I mean A LOT, of packages are upgraded. Plus, Aurora isn't final, yet, so I would suspect the distrowatch list be updated when the new Aurora ISO beta comes out.

Oh, I know an easy way to figure it out, and it'll be most up to date with your local system.

pipe a grep command to search for a specific package. i.e. dpkg -l | grep gnome

thanks


i thought this command shows what is installed and i look for what sould be installed to get a standard aurora version (what files would be there when i use the iso and than update)

you mean http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=auroraos

ya, that's what I meant.

Yes, the dpkg -l lists what packages are currently installed on the system. So, technically, with a fresh install and a total upgrade from the eb4 and apptesting repos with all other repos disabled, you will get the most up to date Aurora OS. Execute dpkg -l right after the upgrade, and you will have your list. The Beta was put out very prematurely, but we knew that it would continuously be built upon (which it has greatly). We wanted to give you guys something to play around with until we put out the final version.

ehhh, however, I can't really say "you will have your list" after the upgrade, because there are packages that need to be installed that will end up being in the final version. GDM3 and gloobus-preview are a couple examples.

hmm i am not clear enough

i don't want to do a clean install, i have eb4 since the beginning and did a lot of updates and installs and i was curious now witch files on my system are not part of a "standard" install of aurora.

ah, ok.

This is my dpkg -l
This is pretty darn close to what a "standard" aurora will look like. I have only a few things that I installed manually.

thanks