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for ARG in $(pacman -Qq); do echo -n "$ARG : "; echo $(pacman -Si $ARG 2>/dev/null | head -n1 | cut -d ':' -f2); doneThis gets me close, but i need to get the installed size of each application as well, is this possible some how?
The reason is because i fu*** up my install a year back, i sized / to 5GB instead of 50GB, it's been working fine even with gimp, some kde stuff and what not installed but now i'm down to 50MB free and i need to fiddle around with some USB tools which has some front-ends that takes ~160MB..
Any idea how to go about listing the size of all installed applications?
Last edited by Torxed (2013-08-06 09:59:02)
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I knew there would be a native way, thank you!
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Also pacman -Sc will remove downloaded packages which are not used anymore (uninstalled or upgraded). Might help you with your space problem.
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