problem - how to find package if you only know specific command?
i want to find which package for slackware (and if there's not any, then source) contains gcc-config command. how can i do that?
i presume that the procedure would be same if some other time would like to find some other package/command? tia! |
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/var/log/packages so if you're looking for a package that contains 'gcc-config' you could do a grep grep 'gcc\-config' /var/log/packages/* to have some details grep -l 'gcc\-config' /var/log/packages/* to display only the name of the package(s) where this string is found |
Two ways, I use :
Google .. file rpm .. And you will often see hits from rpm.pbone http://rpm.pbone.net/ which is also searching on package content. Or use the "Advanced Search" on the site. Or use a random site for Debian packages : Search > > "package content" http://packages.debian.org/stable/devel/gcc And all pages have a link to the sources. ..... ... except that your example 'gcc-config' gives no answer. ..... |
Never heard about it before :
There is actually a utility by name 'gcc-config' Google > Advanced Search : "gcc-config" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&a...i=&safe=images http://packages.gentoo.org/package/sys-devel/gcc-config http://sources.gentoo.org/viewcvs.py...ld?view=markup DESCRIPTION="Utility to change the gcc compiler being used" ..... |
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