How To Check Installed Software Version In Linux?
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To check the installed software version in Linux, you can use the command line utility ‘dpkg’. The command ‘dpkg -l’ will list all the installed software packages on your system. The output of this command will include the package name, version number, and other relevant information. You can also use the ‘apt policy’ command to view the version numbers of packages that are available in the default software repositories.