Buster's installed packages in a list

[jarvism]

In case it's helpful for anyone here, I have lists of all of the packages (and versions) installed on the 2019-06-20 releases of the buster, buster-lite and buster-full images here.

these are essentially the outputs of:

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apt list --installed

This was run direct on mounted images themselves so is essentially the equivalent of running it on a fresh install before any updates.

I did this so I can work out the differences between each case, and also the differences between these and my current stretch install so I can preempt any issues before I upgrade... in theory...

[KitchM]

And the results are.......????

[DougieLawson]

And the results are.......????

... exactly the same as if you run it on your Buster system.

[KitchM]

Are there not three versions: Full, Desktop and Lite?

[B.Goode]

Are there not three versions: Full, Desktop and Lite?

Yes.

[KitchM]

Then I could not find those three groups.

[Andyroo]

Then I could not find those three groups.

You need to install each from https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/

[ShiftPlusOne]

Or just diff these
https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspb ... -lite.info
https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspb ... uster.info
https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspb ... -full.info

[KitchM]

In case it's helpful for anyone here, I have lists of all of the packages (and versions) installed on the 2019-06-20 releases of the buster, buster-lite and buster-full images here.

[B.Goode]

In case it's helpful for anyone here, I have lists of all of the packages (and versions) installed on the 2019-06-20 releases of the buster, buster-lite and buster-full images here.

Quite so. But likely to be of academic/reference value only, since that June release of Raspbian Buster was superceded by a subsequent release in July 2019.





(Perhaps it is significant that the word here is a clickable link leading to https://gist.github.com/jarvisms/6d3edb ... 2bd8c7c5fb)

[KitchM]

Yeah, it took me a minute to find the word, here, at first. However, the issue is that the names of the groups in the listing are not matching the names of the actual Raspbian packages.

Also, even if outdated to some degree, the basic programs used in each group can be significant in understanding the mindset of the packagers.