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ADB Shell Command to List Installed Packages on Android Devices
The Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a powerful tool used for debugging and communicating with Android devices. … Read more
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Find the package that provides a file in Ubuntu
If you want to identify some binary belongs to which package in Ubuntu in certain situations when … Read more
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adb shell dumpsys package
The adb shell dumpsys package command is used to obtain detailed information about installed packages on an … Read more
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Installation and adb connection Basic ADB Commands Package Management Debugging Commands System Commands Screenshot & Recording WiFi … Read more
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List Files Installed by a Linux Package
Use the package database for installed ownership, repository content indexes for packages not installed, and archive queries for downloaded DEB/RPM files. These inventories describe packaged paths—not every file created later by services, scripts, or users.
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Use APT package manager to install, remove packages
In this post, we describe the commands required to install new package in Ubuntu or if we … Read more
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adb shell pm uninstall
To uninstall an app using ADB (Android Debug Bridge), you can use the pm (package manager) command. … Read more
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adb shell pm path
The command adb shell pm path is used to display the path of the package associated with … Read more
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Build the Flutter Engine on Ubuntu
Flutter engine work is not the same as ordinary Flutter app development. This setup checks out the current monorepo, synchronizes its pinned toolchains, builds a debuggable host engine, and connects it to a local Flutter app.
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Fix Yocto “Installed but Not Shipped” QA Errors
This Yocto QA failure is a packaging mismatch: `do_install` placed an artifact under `${D}`, but no output package claimed it. Trace the reported path, package it intentionally or remove it, then inspect the generated package rather than hiding the warning.
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List all permissions used by data and system applications in android
Above command displays all the permissions. This command also takes following optional arguments as, Following is the … Read more
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Adb uninstall
If We want to uninstall the apk, using adb, we need to know the package name of … Read more
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Adb shell cmd package list libraries – Get all installed libraries
First connect to adb, Now using below command, we can identify all the installed libraries on an … Read more
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adb shell pm clear
The adb shell pm clear command is used to clear the data associated with a package. This … Read more
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Install Slack on Ubuntu Without Mixing Package Sources
Slack offers two sensible installation paths on Ubuntu: its verified Snap and its official 64-bit DEB. Pick one package source, verify what was installed, and know how it will update before your next meeting depends on it.
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Find Linux Disk Usage with ncdu Safely
ncdu turns a recursive disk-usage scan into a fast terminal browser, but its delete key deserves the same respect as `rm`. Start read-only, stay on the intended filesystem, export remote scans for offline analysis, and confirm why `df`, `du`, and ncdu may report different numbers.
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Fix curl/curl.h Missing on Ubuntu C Builds
The `curl` command is not the libcurl development kit. Current Ubuntu builds normally need `libcurl4-openssl-dev`, which supplies headers and build metadata. Use pkg-config or CMake’s CURL target so transitive link flags and non-default installation paths remain correct.
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Fix dpkg and apt Lock Errors Safely
An apt or dpkg lock usually means another package operation is already protecting the package database. Do not delete the lock file. Identify the owner, let healthy updates finish, terminate only a genuinely frozen frontend, then complete pending configuration and dependency repair.
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Fix openssl/ssl.h Missing on Ubuntu Builds
The OpenSSL command and runtime library are not enough to compile C/C++ code. Ubuntu puts headers, unversioned linker files, and pkg-config metadata in `libssl-dev`. Install it for the correct architecture, then let pkg-config or CMake supply paths instead of hard-coding `/usr/include`.