Always wondered what Debian's installer meant by Standard System Utilities so I decided to find out.
According to https://www.debian.org/releases/bookwor ... tml#pkgsel "Standard System Utilities" contains any package with an install priority of "standard" so I did and hacked up the text file to remove all the "already installed" warnings. I used code tags so this post wasn't six inches long - there are 78 packages in Sid currently -
According to https://www.debian.org/releases/bookwor ... tml#pkgsel "Standard System Utilities" contains any package with an install priority of "standard" so I did
Code:
sudo aptitude -s install '?priority(standard)' > /tmp/standard-utilities.txtCode:
reportbugkrb5-localesbind9-hostpciutilsopenssh-clientsystemd-timesyncdperllibpam-systemducffilebzip2libnss-systemdliblockfile-binnetcat-traditionalxz-utilsutil-linux-extrawamericanwgetgettext-baselsoflocalesmanpagesman-dbtraceroutemedia-typesinetutils-telnetbind9-dnsutilsdebian-faqca-certificatesbash-completionlibc-l10napt-listchangesdoc-debiangroff-basencurses-termdbusintel-microcodereportbugkrb5-localesbind9-hostpciutilsopenssh-clientsystemd-timesyncdperllibpam-systemducffilebzip2libnss-systemdliblockfile-binnetcat-traditionalxz-utilsutil-linux-extrawamericanwgetgettext-baselsoflocalesmanpagesman-dbtraceroutemedia-typesinetutils-telnetbind9-dnsutilsdebian-faqca-certificatesbash-completionlibc-l10napt-listchangesdoc-debiangroff-basencurses-termdbusintel-microcodeamd64-microcodelibpam-wtmpdblibwtmpdb0{a}wtmpdbStatistics: Posted by wizard10000 — 2025-02-04 18:33 — Replies 2 — Views 75