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Debian spices up APT package manager with a dash of color
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that is vastly more readable, not only thanks to the colors, but the indentation, new lines, and straightforward section titles are a huge improvement.
And proper package name alignment!
I'm just surprised the purists aren't all up in arms that this isn't KISS and that it doesn't fit in their 80x24 teletype.
... sorry, guess I'm not over that whole systemd "debate".