Re: FESCo wants to know what you use i686 packages for

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Hi,

could you just post some magic dnf command to check which i686 packages are currently installed? Then many less savvy users could simply check what packages are currently installed on their systems.
Maybe something like `dnf repoquery --installed |grep i686` works, but I think I have no 686 packages installed, so I cannot really test it. And I do not want to install i686 packages just for that test, who knows what will break.

Ah, and yes, I support removing i686 packages.

Best,
laolux
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