post em:#debian, ubuntu, etc
dpkg-query -l | wc -l
#arch
pacman -Q | wc -l
#gentoo
equery list "*"|wc -l
>>51947393
>muh placebo package bloat.
zuik@debian:~$ dpkg-query -l | wc -l
1606
>muh bloat
>>51947393
1970
This is a dev machine among other thinngs~ $ dpkg-query -l | wc -l
1986
Disclaimer: required to use jewbuntu
2681
Gonna go jump off a cliff now...
Desktop:[@arch ~]$ pacman -Q | wc -l
1346
Server:[@server ~]# pacman -Q | wc -l
585
[mysall@cflag ~]$ pacman -Q | wc -l
549
~ ยป port installed | wc -l
1541
$ pkginfo -i | wc -l
591
>>51947393
3256 on Arch
>>51947393
Post another method senpai, I'm not installing shit just to find out how much shit I have installed, desu.
-~> equery list "*"|wc -l
82
>mfw
> $ pacman -Q | wc -l
1595
>>51948855
forgot:
470 on my RPi
193 on my VPS
anyone know if there's a way of doing this with Homebrew?
>>51947393$ dpkg-query -l | wc -l
5401
No fucks given.
get on my levelequery list "*"|wc -l
326
>>51948888
SICK
Q U A D S
U
A
D
S
>>51948888
You need to install a proper package manager first.
Desktop 2.4k, server 1.2k.
>>51948921
>server 1.2k.
0/10 would not connect to.
root@freebsd:/
# portmaster -l | wc -l
83
>>51948937
This is an enterprise server running enterprise software, but you wouldn't know with your VPS running idle irssi session.
>>51948954
>This is an enterprise server running enterprise software
0/10 would not connect to.
>>51948888
>brew
>not port
puh-lease
I k ow this a Linux thread and all but as a windows user its amazing to me that there's no real way to list the number of installed programs in windows. Man I remember being semi excite for windows 8 because the app store could have been the start of package management in windows instead its just mobile app garbage.
Just rip off chocolatey already winblows
$ dpkg-query -l | wc -l
2093
don't give a fuck
(callum@gumdrop)(~)% equery list \* | wc -l
1278
>>51948845
You should really install gentoolkit. Everyone who uses Gentoo / Funtoo uses eix and gentoolkit and stuff like that. They are very useful.
>>51947393
$ pacman -Q | wc -l
915
๎ฐ ~ ๎ฐ๎ฐ equery list "*"|wc -l
1212
>laptop
2075
>rpi2
200
>VPS
703
~ pacman -Q | wc -l
551
What are the downsides of having a lot of packages? Besides having less disk space, obviously.
>>51948984
Microsoft really should add proper package management to Windows. I would imagine it would cut down the amount of malware as well.
>>51950037
pretty sure i've heard they are working on one.
not that it would make me want to reinstall windows, but at least that's happening, i think.
dpkg-query -l | wc -l
3281
Newfag here. What are you guys posting?
>>51950196
Package counts.
>>51949931
it interferes with attaining nirvana
>>51948900
what de are you using?
My el7 server and my f23 shittop.
notice how easier to remember yum/dnf commands are than all the other package managers
>>51948900
Geez anon, and I thought my >>51948506 was worth jumping off a cliff for.
How have you not been ridiculed by /g/ every day of your life?
>>51950196
Number of packages installed on your system, by querying the package manager of each distro
>>51951079
>being this helpful to a casual fag.
>>51951110
Fuck off, what's a package?
>>51951536
idk, what's a search engine?
>>51947393
home server is kinda bloatedroot@HOMESERVER:~# dpkg-query -l | wc -l
1121
other server is betterroot@xxx:~# dpkg-query -l | wc -l
592
fresh arch with install only kde installed is best[root@ARCH ~]# pacman -Q | wc -l
569
>>51951793
>only 1000ish packages
>bloated
say that to >>51948900
$ pacman -Q | wc -l
612
Not as bad as I expected.
>>51947393
isn't working senpai
>>51952572
>Using Unix commands with MSDOS
you've got to be kidding me
>>51952684
what is MSDOS? u wrong, i run Windows
>>51948846
stage 2?
>>51952726
windows is just a graphical frontend for MSDOS
>>51952684
My Little Anon Can't Be This New.
>>51952684
>MSDOS
>>51948628
>Arch on a server
>>51947393
laptop: 803 (arch)
desktop: 673 (gentoo)
home server: 277 (arch)
vps: 714 [actually 709] (debian)
>>51951536
It is a program. It is 'packaged' with information as to its dependencies, manual pages, etc. The package manager manages this, it fetches the necessary dependencies and assures the user the system has all the necessary dependencies for its various packages to work.
>>51951536
Also, git gud. Pick an afternoon and a spare disk and spend it installing arch, even if you don't use it ever again. Install arch, understand what you did, then launch uzbl or another esoteric browser and come back to shitpost more.
>>51952746
this hasn't been true since what, NT3.11?
>>51948983
>port
>not pkgsrc
puh leasepkgin list | wc -l
88
>>51947393
580
