How can I list all the ppa repositories added to my system and save it to a .txt
file, so that I don't want to spend my time in searching for ppa's for fresh installations and i can just select a ppa line in my .txt
file and append to the command sudo add-apt-repository
? Also is there any other ways to do this in which i dont want to give the gpg keys manually?
Ubuntu – list all the ppa repositories added to the system
14.04aptpparepository
Best Answer
From How can I get a list of all repositories and PPAs from the command line into an install script?
Part of the answer looks to have what you are looking for:
Save this as
listppa.sh
This creates a script that you can backup somewhere, then run to add your PPAs on a fresh install by simply running: