Remove -s (silent) parameter from curl to see diagnostics if needed. Naturally, tune or remove the grep| cut| sort filters to your taste. done E: cannot locate package phpmyadmin. done creating three of dependencies reading state information.

sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin reading package list. Note that the URL is formed following the pattern /dists//Release: $ curl -s |įinally, append the architecture's list path to the distribution and extract the package names from the lists of signatures: $ curl -s | 0 updated, 0 new will by installed, 0 for delete and 0 not updated. Then grab the list location for the architecture which interests you. The result lists the installed packages’ names along with their versions. To query their stable repository, which I have configured, first find out the URL: $ cat /etc/apt//mediacenter26.list To list installed packages on your system, issue the following command in the Terminal: sudo apt list -installed From the output of the above command, you will get a list of all the packages, including the ones installed as dependencies. Then you can query the specific architecture's package lists.Į.g., I use an excellent jRiver's media player MediaCenter on Pop!_OS.

Your system has source URLs, which you can query for specific architectures and binary/source parameters. The repositories are pretty much websites, either HTTP or FTP. Just for fun or if you do not trust the caches, you can query a source's declared packages from, well, the source.

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