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pacstall: List all installed packages.
$ pacstall --list
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The command "pacstall --list" is used to display a list of packages available for installation with the pacstall package manager.
Here's a breakdown of the different components of the command:
- "pacstall": This is the command itself, referring to the pacstall package manager.
- "--list": This is an option or flag, which specifies a specific action to be performed by pacstall. In this case, the "--list" option is used to list packages.
When you run "pacstall --list" in the terminal, pacstall will retrieve a list of available packages from its repository and display them. This can be helpful when you want to know what packages are available to install using pacstall.
Each package usually has a name, description, and may include additional information such as version numbers, release dates, and dependencies. This allows you to browse the available packages and decide which ones you may want to install on your system using pacstall.
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never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.