Indeed, it also doesn't fit well with the new 3.0 UI, so my plan was to
actually move the messaging until the very end, after all packages have
been successfully installed.
We can't exactly print it after the Y/n prompt directly because then
hundreds of lines will zoom by and you don't see it, but
I truncated the first output because I didn't see a reason to put the
whole list.
I don't see a reason to print the autoremove packages at the beginning
*in order not to confuse the user* like it happened to me, or in other
words my suggestion is as follows:
Never print the autoremove packages at
I have a feeling you truncated the first output because it doesn't
actually remove a native libglib2.0-0 but libglib2.0-0:i386 only?
Since you did not go ahead with the removal of libglib2.0-0 anyway, the
packages did not end up becoming auto-removable, and hence `sudo apt
autoremove` did not remo
