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A command that can be run by an unprivileged user is preferred.

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dmckee's answer works perfectly well.

$ yum list installed

also works. No special privileges required.

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Long ago I would have just used

$ rpm -qa

and possibly piped it through more. Looks like is still works.

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rpm -qa --last >~/RPMS_by_Install_Date

this will also give you a list of when they were installed as well ... the file will be made in your home dir.