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List AUR installed packages


yaourt -Qm 

local/chromium-pepper-flash 1:17.0.0.169-3
local/firefox-nightly 41.0a1.20150526-1
local/freshplayerplugin 0.2.4-1
local/gdk-pixbuf 0.22.0-12
local/glib 1.2.10-12
local/gnome-colors-icon-theme 5.5.1-2
local/gnome-colors-icon-theme-extras 5.5.1-2
local/gnome-themes-extras 2.22.0-3
local/google-chrome 43.0.2357.81-1
local/gtk 1.2.10-15
local/gtk-theme-numix-ocean 2.0.2-2
local/hal 0.5.14-22
local/hal-info 0.20091130-2
local/itcl3 3.4.1-1
local/libpurple-meanwhile 2.10.11-1
local/libxfcegui4 4.10.0-5
local/meanwhile 1.0.2-8
local/package-query 1.5-2
local/pdsh 2.29-2
local/prips 0.9.9-1
local/tcptraceroute 1.5beta7-8
local/thunar-shares-plugin 0.2.0.git-2
local/ttf-office-2007-fonts 1.0-2
local/ttf-win7-fonts 7.1-8
local/ubuntu-font-family-console 0.80-0
local/vmware-systemd-services 0.1-2 (vmware)
local/xfce-theme-murrine-unity 20110416-4
local/xfce4-quicklauncher-plugin 1.9.4-10 (xfce4-goodies)
local/yaourt 1.5-1

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