On Fri, 9 Aug 2024, Guillem Jover wrote:
I had also seen this, and after some arduous bisecting and comparison with a freshly installed system I finally was able to track it down to adequate. Removing the packages gets rid of the misbehavior. I've not looked further whether the adequate code itself is messing up the console, or something else, but removing it definitely fixes this, which I also got confirmation of from gregor herrmann.
Yes! I can verify that uninstalling 'adequate' fixes my apt problem too. Thank you for your time and effort in figuring out this annoyance.
--Antti
