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-i, --installed-only - Shows only packages that are already installed.
-u, --uninstalled-only - Shows only packages that are not currently installed.
-c, --catalog - Shows only the packages from the catalog you specify.
--sort-by-name - Sorts packages by name (default).
--sort-by-catalog - Sorts packages by catalog, not by name.
--show-nevra - Shows the NEVRA details of the packages.
--show-duplicates - Shows the duplicate packages available in all catalogs.
If the --show-nevra option is not specified, the output for this command is presented in Status,
Catalog, Bundle, Name, Version, and Arch columns. These provide the details of every
package that is part of the given bundle. Catalog, Bundle, Name, Version, and Arch represent
the catalog name, bundle name, package name, package version, and package architecture
respectively. The Status field is empty if the package is not installed, and displays "i" if the
package is installed, or "v" if the package is installed but is of a different version compared to
the one displayed in the list.
The description of these columns is the same with other package commands.
If the --show-nevra option is specified, the output for this command is presented in the Status,
Catalog, Bundle, Name, Epoch, Version, Release, and Arch columns.
summary (sum)
Shows a summary of available updates for each catalog.
update (up) [catalog] [...]
Downloads and installs updates. With no arguments, this installs updates for all subscribed
catalogs. Provide the catalog name to keep the updates specific to the mentioned catalogs. For
single bundles or packages, use
no updates available, even if you list the catalog as an argument; you must subscribe to install
updates. Accepts the following option flags:
-d, --download-only - Only downloads packages.
-t, --type - Specifies type of updates.
--skip-interactive - Skips interactive updates.
-g, --category - Specifies the category of patches to update.
-N, --dry-run - Tests and displays, but does not actually perform the requested actions.
-i, --confirm - Prompts for confirmation.
-y, --no-confirm - Does not prompt for confirmation.
--agree-to-third-party-licences - Automatically agree to third party licences.
verify (ve) [options]
Verifies system dependencies. If system dependencies are not satisfied, rug suggests removal or
installation of packages necessary to resolve conflicts. Accepts the following option flags:
-N, --dry-run - Tests and displays, but does not actually perform the requested actions.
-i, --confirm - Prompts for confirmation.
-y, --no-confirm - Does not prompt for confirmation.
what-conflicts (wc) [package-dep]
Lists packages that conflict with the item you specify.
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