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Joshua Delong Thomas wrote:
> 
> I "made" a crapload of applications, daemons, etc., but for the most part
> I haven't used them, and have forgotten what they are.  Is there a way for
> me to see what all the applications are that I have installed?  Should I
> just look through all the executables, or what?
> 
ls -l /var/db/pkg


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