Ah-ha! Just discovered a better way of listing only the packages that I installed on #FreeBSD . Most folk tell you to use pkg info -q -a which just gives you a list of everything installed. I wanted just what I installed after the initial FreeBSD install. So to do that type the following.pkg query -e '%a=0' %n
Everyday is indeed a school day. 😎
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That seems to be "List non-automatic packages"
re: https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=pkg-query
Why is that more useful to you than top level packages?
pkg query -e '% #r = 0' %o
I recall seeing `prime-origins` before, but I cannot find docs on it. I see it is an alias:
