9 – use pamac to investigate a fresh installed application

Oct 20, 2017 | ArcoLinuxD, Budgie

You can use the pamac application to show what files have been installed and where.

I will use it to see what this foomatic is all about. We encountered that package in the tutorial about printers.

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