User Installed Packages Help
This application is intended to facilitate the re-installation of packages that the user has added to the default installation.
It can display a list of packages manually installed by the user that can be saved in a simple text file. Furthermore, the application allows loading a saved list of packages for review and selection to be reinstalled. Such a procedure is especially easy and useful after a new system installation.
There are two options to choose from:
- quickly and easily create a list of those packages.
- use that list in another location to review and reinstall those packages, if still available.

Create a list of user-installed packages
- A list of user-installed packages is displayed.
- Note: Packages of installed Linux kernels or NVIDIA graphics drivers will not be listed.

- Press [Save List] and select the location where the package list should be saved.
Open a previously saved list to install selected packages
- Select the package list you wish to install.
- Uncheck any packages in the displayed list that you do not wish to install.
- A notification is provided for any missing packages that can no longer be installed.

- Press [OK] and the selected packages will be installed.
Unavailable packages will be listed
- Packages that are unavailable or uninstallable will be listed.
- Such a situation arises when the main package or one of its dependencies can not function within the new system.
- Press [Save List] and select the location to save the list of unavailable packages.

Packages available will be installed
- The installation process is started within a new terminal window.
- Authentication and confirmation are required to perform installation.
- Press [N] to cancel.

- To close the terminal window after the installation process finishes, press [Enter].
Version: 24.03.01
Last updated: 2024-03-25 18:38:32 UTC