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With some pipes and apt-cache(8) search you can do it: $ apt-cache search libbsd | grep '^[^ ]*libbsd' | tr "\t" " " | sed 's/ -/\t-/' | column -t -s$'\t' | sort libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's ...
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#3: Post edited
by
alx
·
2024-07-31T06:37:01Z (4 months ago)
- With some pipes and apt-cache(8) search you can do it:
- ```sh
$ apt-cache search libbsd | grep '^[^ ]*libbsd' | tr "\t" " " | sed 's/ -/\t-/' | column -t -s$'\t'libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development fileslibbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library- libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4random
- libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions
- ```
- This is quite similar to what aptitude seems to print, except for the first field, which seems to be from dpkg(1); maybe with some extra pipes you could get the info from dpkg(1), if you really want it. ;)
- (Here's what I see with aptitude:)
- ```sh
- $ aptitude search libbsd
- p libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4rand
- i libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development fil
- p libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions
- i libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library
- ```
- With some pipes and apt-cache(8) search you can do it:
- ```sh
- $ apt-cache search libbsd | grep '^[^ ]*libbsd' | tr "\t" " " | sed 's/ -/\t-/' | column -t -s$'\t' | sort
- libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4random
- libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development files
- libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions
- libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library
- ```
- This is quite similar to what aptitude seems to print, except for the first field, which seems to be from dpkg(1); maybe with some extra pipes you could get the info from dpkg(1), if you really want it. ;)
- (Here's what I see with aptitude:)
- ```sh
- $ aptitude search libbsd
- p libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4rand
- i libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development fil
- p libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions
- i libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library
- ```
#2: Post edited
by
alx
·
2024-07-31T06:35:40Z (4 months ago)
With some pipes and apt-cache search you can do it:- ```sh
- $ apt-cache search libbsd | grep '^[^ ]*libbsd' | tr "\t" " " | sed 's/ -/\t-/' | column -t -s$'\t'
- libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development files
- libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library
- libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4random
- libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions
- ```
- This is quite similar to what aptitude seems to print, except for the first field, which seems to be from dpkg(1); maybe with some extra pipes you could get the info from dpkg(1), if you really want it. ;)
- (Here's what I see with aptitude:)
- ```sh
- $ aptitude search libbsd
- p libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4rand
- i libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development fil
- p libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions
- i libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library
- ```
- With some pipes and apt-cache(8) search you can do it:
- ```sh
- $ apt-cache search libbsd | grep '^[^ ]*libbsd' | tr "\t" " " | sed 's/ -/\t-/' | column -t -s$'\t'
- libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development files
- libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library
- libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4random
- libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions
- ```
- This is quite similar to what aptitude seems to print, except for the first field, which seems to be from dpkg(1); maybe with some extra pipes you could get the info from dpkg(1), if you really want it. ;)
- (Here's what I see with aptitude:)
- ```sh
- $ aptitude search libbsd
- p libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4rand
- i libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development fil
- p libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions
- i libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library
- ```
#1: Initial revision
by
alx
·
2024-07-31T06:35:24Z (4 months ago)
With some pipes and apt-cache search you can do it: ```sh $ apt-cache search libbsd | grep '^[^ ]*libbsd' | tr "\t" " " | sed 's/ -/\t-/' | column -t -s$'\t' libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development files libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4random libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions ``` This is quite similar to what aptitude seems to print, except for the first field, which seems to be from dpkg(1); maybe with some extra pipes you could get the info from dpkg(1), if you really want it. ;) (Here's what I see with aptitude:) ```sh $ aptitude search libbsd p libbsd-arc4random-perl - CPAN's BSD::arc4random -- Perl bindings for arc4rand i libbsd-dev - utility functions from BSD systems - development fil p libbsd-resource-perl - BSD process resource limit and priority functions i libbsd0 - utility functions from BSD systems - shared library ```