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It works in both cases, as it activates before the 'dpkg install' operation, whether it comes from CLI or GUI.
 

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The same do "Catch Apps" button from N9QT, or from tweak O
 

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using the osa command:

Code:
osa --packages > packages.txt
The above would give a list of all packages installed from store...
 

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Originally Posted by thedead1440 View Post
Vesuri, is there any way to replace packagename with all packages so that all installed apps can be backed-up in one go?
Try

Code:
for package in `osa --packages | grep Package: | awk '{ print $2 }'`; do osa --get $package > $package.deb; done
 

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Originally Posted by Vesuri View Post
Try

Code:
for package in `osa --packages | grep Package: | awk '{ print $2 }'`; do osa --get $package > $package.deb; done
works flawlessly


Thanks!


Edit:

One last request ,

When you do osa --packages all the packages downloaded from Store with their control files appear so maybe its possible to save as package_version.deb?

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