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# apt-history
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# Command-line tool to pretty-print and filter the APT log
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# Filter log entries by installations made by user 'ichy'.
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apt-history -u ichy -A Install
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# Filter log entries by removals affecting the package 'firefox:amd64'
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apt-history -A Remove -p firefox:amd64
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# By default, `apt-history` paginates using less(1) or more(1), but this can be
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# disabled with the `-P` flag. In this example, only log entries made by the
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# current user will be displayed.
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#
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# Thanks to the `-r` flag, the output is reversed, meaning that the newest
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# entries show last.
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apt-history -r -u $USER -P
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# You might prefer your packages to be listed out in a wrapped way, more like
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# you'd see in the '/var/log/apt/history.log' file, without all of the version
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# strings.
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#
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# Using the `-c` flag, this example will include the actual command executed.
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apt-history -D Wrapped -c
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