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The wonderful world of Linux package managers
(thelibre.news)
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Wallpaper, yeah, there's a lot of that going around. The main feature discussed with the recent new release of apt discussed colour as the primary new feature. No mention of any actual substantive changes or reference to the impact on apt-get et al., or even a link to the detailed change log.