Package: apt-show-versions Version: 0.22.2 Severity: minor In apt-show-versions(1), a code example uses fgrep. fgrep is a deprecated alias for `grep -F' (according to the GNU grep manual), and any speedup is probably irrelevant on the typical size of list produced by the command it consumes (I suspect that in any case these days GNU grep will act as if -F had been used if there are no regex metacharacters in the pattern). Hence, I suggest that you change "fgrep" to "grep", and reduce the number of brain cycles wasted by users who either don't know what fgrep is, or do know, but wonder why it has been used!
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