Package: apt Version: 0.5.4 Severity: minor When upgrading a whole lot of packages with apt, it will use phrases like 'downloading 450K of packages, 1K will be used'. This leads to user confusion as they don't understand how 450K of compressed packages can lead to only 1K usage. What apt really means is that current disk usage will increase by 1K --- the message should really be rephrased IMHO. Of course a similar change would be necessary the other way for when apt frees up space on aggregate.
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