Everybody now and then installs packages just to try, and then forget. Application menu's don't always list all the tools aboard. Using the package manager ports-mgmt/pkg and grep can help you finding your tools or even what window managers you have:
Categories are given e.g. in the information pkg gives about a program or the information on FreshPorts -- sysutils, textproc, x11-wm, etc. Not all hits are user programs, some of them might be for configuration. Below is an example of the software I have installed for text editing:
This example shows how fast and easy the command line is. And the basic command just came from the man page -- they're great reading stuff ;-)
pkg query -e '%a = 0' %o | grep <category>Categories are given e.g. in the information pkg gives about a program or the information on FreshPorts -- sysutils, textproc, x11-wm, etc. Not all hits are user programs, some of them might be for configuration. Below is an example of the software I have installed for text editing:
Code:
$ pkg query -e '%a = 0' %o | grep editors
editors/gummi
editors/libreoffice
editors/vimThis example shows how fast and easy the command line is. And the basic command just came from the man page -- they're great reading stuff ;-)