pkgSummaryOfApps is a user-friendly and free bash script that provides an overview of the apps included in a package installed under /Applications or /Applications/Utilities. It leverages the package's "bom" (bill of materials) to generate detailed information about the installed apps, making it easier to manage your software inventory.
Looking for a tool that can give you a quick summary of all the apps from a package that have been installed under /Applications or /Applications/Utilities? Look no further than pkgSummaryOfApps. This free and user-friendly bash script is the perfect solution for anyone who needs to quickly and easily access information about the apps included in a specific package.
Using the package's "bom" (bill of materials), pkgSummaryOfApps provides you with a comprehensive list of all the installed apps, allowing you to see at a glance what is available to you. And thanks to its simple and intuitive interface, the script can be used by anyone, regardless of their technical expertise.
So whether you're a software developer or just a curious user looking to learn more about the apps on your system, pkgSummaryOfApps is the perfect tool for you. Try it out today and discover the power and convenience of this amazing script for yourself!
Using the package's "bom" (bill of materials), pkgSummaryOfApps provides you with a comprehensive list of all the installed apps, allowing you to see at a glance what is available to you. And thanks to its simple and intuitive interface, the script can be used by anyone, regardless of their technical expertise.
So whether you're a software developer or just a curious user looking to learn more about the apps on your system, pkgSummaryOfApps is the perfect tool for you. Try it out today and discover the power and convenience of this amazing script for yourself!
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