The apt-get utilities are simply a front-end to the debian dpkg utility, which actually does the real work. You can use this utility to figure out what version is installed.
dpkg -s
ex:- dpkg -s k3b
Saturday, December 20, 2008
See What Version of a Package Is Installed on Ubuntu
The package management system on Ubuntu makes it extremely simple to install and remove packages, but sometimes it's important to figure out what version of a particular package that you actually have installed.
The apt-get utilities are simply a front-end to the debian dpkg utility, which actually does the real work. You can use this utility to figure out what version is installed.
dpkg -s
ex:- dpkg -s k3b
The apt-get utilities are simply a front-end to the debian dpkg utility, which actually does the real work. You can use this utility to figure out what version is installed.
dpkg -s
ex:- dpkg -s k3b
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