dpkg –get-selections: Get the Current State of Your Ubuntu/Debian machine

Posted by Joys of Programming on in dpkg, Linux, Ubuntu

dpkg can be used for a variety of purposes. It can be used to install and remove packages. But one of the best feature which you can use is to save the current state of your machine. What is current state of your machine? You may be wondering what does the current state means. Your [...]

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