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The command "pacman --query" is a command used in Arch Linux to search for installed packages in the system using Pacman, the package manager for Arch Linux.

When you run this command, Pacman will scan through the list of installed packages on your system and display information about each package. This information includes the package name, version, architecture, and description.

It is a useful command when you need to find specific information about installed packages or want to check if a particular package is installed on your system. For example, you can use this command to see if a specific application or library is already installed, or to review the versions of packages currently on your system.

The output of the command will provide a comprehensive list of installed packages along with the details mentioned above, allowing you to manage and maintain your packages effectively.