Normally I used snaptic in order to find out where is the installed path of the package by go to
Properties > Installed files
When snaptic is deprecated and is replaced by ubuntu software center. That useful command is disappeared T T.
However, there exists the way to do that via command line. by using
For example,
, we will get the list of the installed path of that software.
NOTE : If you don't know the package-name
will help.
Properties > Installed files
When snaptic is deprecated and is replaced by ubuntu software center. That useful command is disappeared T T.
However, there exists the way to do that via command line. by using
$ dpkg -L [package-name]
For example,
$ dpkg -L google-chrome-beta
, we will get the list of the installed path of that software.
NOTE : If you don't know the package-name
$ dpkg --list
will help.
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