A package manager is essential for the installation, removal, and upgrade of user and system-targeted packages on a Linux distribution. Also, package managers are viably applicable in resolving dependency issues in order for a targeted package to function as expected.
In Linux, a package manager can either be used in CLI (Command Line Interface) mode or GUI (Graphical User Interface) mode.
In Arch Linux, the pacman package manager is the default package manager for the management of software packages in arch-based Linux distributions, but there are also a good number of useful graphical package managers that can also be used.
See https://www.linuxshelltips.com/gui-arch-linux-package-managers/
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