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The command "networkctl list" is used to display a list of the available network interfaces, along with their respective status and other details. It provides information about various network devices on the system, including wired (Ethernet) connections, wireless (Wi-Fi) connections, and virtual connections.

When you execute the "networkctl list" command, it will retrieve and present a table with detailed information about the network interfaces. This information may include the interface name, device type (ethernet, wireless, loopback, etc.), state (whether it is up or down), and the assigned IP address. Additionally, it may provide data regarding the routing configuration, device driver, and hardware properties.

By utilizing "networkctl list," you can quickly inspect the network interfaces on your system and verify their status, ensuring that all necessary network connections are operating as expected.