We just want to find out which packages containing nvidia in the name are installed.

Leaving that part

away shows all installed packages which makes the output so big.
The correct command would be
yay -Qs nvidia

To see which driver is actually in use:

lsmod | grep nvidia

Disks
yay -S gnome-disk-utility

SOFTWARE
Listed by safety and stability.
Use only 1st, as the most trusted, and fallback to other sources only if you actually need it.

Arch
1. Official repositories using pacman
Search
pacman -Ss PACKAGE_NAME

Information
pacman -Si PACKAGE_NAME

Install
sudo pacman -S PACKAGE_NAME

2. Arch User Repository using AUR

Search
yay -Ssa PACKAGE_NAME

Information
yay -Sia PACKAGE_NAME

Install
yay -a PACKAGE_NAME

3. Compile from Source code or create your own package using PKGBUILD.
 It’s best to create your own package, when you install program system-wide, even when you
don’t intend to share it in the AUR, because pacman does a much better job than you at
keeping track of files.
If you install things manually you will, sooner or later, forget what you did, forget where you
installed to, install conflicting software, install to the wrong locations, etc.
4. Unofficial user repositories 1
Adding unofficial keys

Sources
ArchWiki - System maintenance 1

Boot info

sudo bootctl status

Merge multiple .vcf files into one

cd into the folder containing all vcards

then

cat * >> contacts.vcf

Symbolic links

ln -s <absolutepathtotheworkfolder> <absolutepathofthedesiredlocation>