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How do I view packages that I have installed

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I want to be able to view packages that I have installed. I don't want it to be EVERY package on my computer but just the ones I got from ubuntu Software Center and sudo apt-get install.

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answered 2 Years ago etzelmortg · Accepted Answer

From the Ubuntu Software Center :

Go to the Installed Tab:

You can also view all the software that you installed from the software Center by going to the History Tab: