Re: Org schemas we talked to be non-free, was: [ELPA] New package: repology.el

[Kévin Le Gouguec]

Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:

> What is the command I should use in dpkg to find out what files a
> package contains?

$ dpkg --listfiles $packagename         # or -L for short.

In the case of libreoffice, which is composed of many packages, that's
not enough to find the files you are after.

There might be a way to query dkpg for all packages matching a pattern;
if bash completions are enabled, one can also start typing "dpkg -L
libreoffice" then hit M-* to ask readline to insert all completions.

Piping this into "grep dtd" yields the answer Ulrich gave.

Another way to get this answer:

$ dpkg --search dtd | grep libreoffice

--search $pattern (or -S for short) lists all files from installed
packages which match $pattern, prepended with the name of the package.