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How to clone my linux so all the installed packages

sudo apt-get install apt-clone
apt-clone clone foo

Copy foo.apt-clone.tar.gz to the new machine and run

sudo apt-get install apt-clone
sudo apt-clone restore foo.apt-clone.tar.gz


apt-clone may work between related distributions, 
e.g. Debian and Ubuntu. Use restore-new-distro instead of restore in that case. 
If that fails, use the manual method with dpkg --get-selections and apt-mark, 
and fiddle with the package list until apt is satisfied.

Source: unix.stackexchange.com

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