pacman-files:tldr:61462

The command "pacman --files --list ${package_name}" is used in Arch-based Linux systems to display the files installed by a specific package.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "pacman" refers to the package manager utility in Arch Linux.
• "--files" is an option flag that tells pacman to display the files installed by packages.
• "--list" is another option flag that indicates that we want to list the files instead of installing or removing packages.
• "${package_name}" is a placeholder variable that should be replaced with the actual name of the package you want to inspect.

When you execute this command with a specific package name, pacman will provide a list of files and directories that are associated with that package. This can be useful for checking which files a package installs, making sure that no unwanted files are installed, or reviewing the changes made by a package during installation.