What types of filters can be used to search for packages?

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You can view and search for packages using different filters, including:
Pattern. A pattern is an installable list of packages, e.g., the Base System.
Package Group. Package groups show packages by functional category; for example, all security-related packages will be grouped together.
Language. Packages that are needed to add support of specific languages to applications such as Firefox, YaST, or KDE.
Repository. A repository is a local or remote directory containing packages, plus additional information (metadata) about these packages.
Search. The search dialog that first appears when you open the Software Manager contains a search box. It lets you search for packages that meet various criteria, such as name, summary, description, etc. If you know the name of the package, this is usually the easiest way to find it.
Installation summary.

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