Linux command
pacman-query 命令
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常用示例
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pacman -Q
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pacman -Qe
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pacman -Qo filename
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pacman -Qi package
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pacman -Ql package
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pacman -Qdtq
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pacman -Qm
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pacman -Qu
说明
pacman -Q (query) queries the local package database on Arch Linux systems. It provides information about installed packages including version, dependencies, files, and installation status.
参数
- -Q, --query
- Query the local package database
- -e, --explicit
- Filter to explicitly installed packages only
- -d, --deps
- Filter to packages installed as dependencies
- -t, --unrequired
- Filter to packages not required by any other package
- -o, --owns _file_
- Search for the package that owns the specified file
- -i, --info
- Display detailed package information
- -l, --list
- List files owned by the package
- -m, --foreign
- Filter to packages not found in sync databases (AUR packages)
- -n, --native
- Filter to packages found in sync databases
- -u, --upgrades
- Filter to out-of-date packages
- -q, --quiet
- Show less information (package names only)
FAQ
What is the pacman-query command used for?
pacman -Q (query) queries the local package database on Arch Linux systems. It provides information about installed packages including version, dependencies, files, and installation status.
How do I run a basic pacman-query example?
Run `pacman -Q` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -Q, --query do in pacman-query?
Query the local package database