What is the output of: lc_all=c pacman -v|tail -n3|base32|head -1 ? *

The output of the given command can be explained as follows:

    $ lc_all=c pacman -v                  # Set the value of the LC_ALL environment variable to 'c' and execute the 'pacman -v' command
    [output of 'pacman -v' command]
    
    $ lc_all=c pacman -v | tail -n3       # Pipe the output of 'pacman -v' command to 'tail -n3' command
    [output of 'tail -n3' command]
    
    $ lc_all=c pacman -v | tail -n3 | base32    # Pipe the output of 'tail -n3' command to 'base32' command
    [output of 'base32' command]
    
    $ lc_all=c pacman -v | tail -n3 | base32 | head -1   # Pipe the output of 'base32' command to 'head -1' command
    [output of 'head -1' command]
   

Therefore, the final output will be as per the output of the last command in the command chain.

For example, if the output of the last command is “WLYW6A======”, then the final output will be “WLYW6A======”.