Once upon a time, Seth Vidal <skvidal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> run:
>
> yum list installed | grep updates-testing
Would it be possible for yum to detect not-a-tty (or at least have a CLI
option to the same effect), so that the output is not pretty-printed?
Or is there another quick-and-easy way to get the same info?
The above command gives me mostly useless output:
# yum list installed | grep updates-testing
014-1.fc12 @updates-testing
0.9.9.2-1.fc12 @rpmfusion-free-updates-testing
glx-utils.x86_64 7.7-4.fc12 @updates-testing
0.9.9.2-1.fc12 @rpmfusion-free-updates-testing
0.9.9.2-1.fc12 @rpmfusion-free-updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
7.7-4.fc12 @updates-testing
7.7-4.fc12 @updates-testing
7.7-4.fc12 @updates-testing
mesa-libGL.i686 7.7-4.fc12 @updates-testing
mesa-libGL.x86_64 7.7-4.fc12 @updates-testing
mesa-libGLU.i686 7.7-4.fc12 @updates-testing
mesa-libGLU.x86_64 7.7-4.fc12 @updates-testing
openssh.x86_64 5.3p1-19.fc12 @updates-testing
5.3p1-19.fc12 @updates-testing
5.3p1-19.fc12 @updates-testing
5.3p1-19.fc12 @updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
totem.x86_64 2.28.5-1.fc12 @updates-testing
2.28.5-1.fc12 @updates-testing
2.28.2-1.fc12 @updates-testing
@updates-testing
@updates-testing
2.3.2-3.fc12 @updates-testing
2.3.0-1.fc12 @updates-testing
0.10.4-2.fc12 @updates-testing
1.7.5-5.fc12 @updates-testing
1.7.5-5.fc12 @updates-testing
1.0.9-14.fc12 @updates-testing
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