The repo is the 3rd column.
Yes, sorry, this is true
I made a mistake in writing, the repo is there.
what is missing is the indication whether the package is installed or
not.
Is difficult to understand with a line command in which session (the
first "Installed" or second "Available") is found it,
I always have to use a command like this.
$ dnf list|awk 'BEGIN{p="I"} $0~/^$/{p="A"} NF==3{print $0, p}'| grep
gnome-shell-ext
to understand which packages are installed and which are not
It was hoping there was some options or some simple trick
Thanks
Dario
Having just looked at the "dnf list" command help there are parameters
you can supply to do things like list installed packages or available
packages or extras. What may not be obvious from the command output is
issuing the command "dnf list" displays a list of all the packages
installed with the appropriate header and then it displays a list of all
the available packages with the appropriate header.
There is also the "dnf info" command which does the same thing as "dnf
list" in terms of it provides info on all the installed packages first
then all the available packages, but that command provides a lot more
info that "dnf list", which includes a brief description of the package,
the repository it's in and even the name of the rpm in the repository.
regards,
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