Re: Output of "yum list installed"

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Tony Nelson wrote:
On 09-06-19 14:38:35, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
I notice that some lines in the output of "yum list installed" are
highlighted in red. There doesn't seem to be any mention of this in
the
manual. Does anyone know what it means?

Highlighting is useful as a visual clue, but if the info is
meaningful
it should also be indicated in such a way that a filter could use
it.
I believe those are the packages for which updates exist.

Bold means an update is available. Blue (won't show up here) means it is an available update. Red means not in any repo. I don't know what yellow means. I don't know if there are other colors.

After looking at this a third time, I think you mean "not in any *enabled* repo" since some of the packages came from non-fedora origins.

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