Probably a simple question, but how do I get Chocolatey to list which packages are currently installed on my system?

When googling, I end up at the question below. It is related but slightly different, and it doesn't have a simple answer to my question.

Is there a way to list chocolatey packages with their install directory

2 Answers

choco list --local-only

Or:

clist -l

Source:

This list all packages that are currently installed on your local machine, with version numbers.

λ choco list --local-only
Chocolatey v0.10.8
7zip.commandline 16.02.0.20170209
(...)
41 packages installed.

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Another alternative would be to install the official Chocolatey GUI application. This includes a tab which shows all the currently installed applications in your machine.

To install it, simply do:

choco install chocolateygui

The GitHub Repository for Chocolatey GUI can be found here:

And a screenshot of the UI can be seen here:

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