Loading updates from different remote hosts in parallel is useful, but
it looks like there needs to be a way to switch it off.
In `man apt.conf` I see:
Queue-Mode
Queuing mode; Queue-Mode can be one of host or access which
determines how APT parallelizes outgoing connections. host means
that one connection per target host will be opened, access means
that one connection per URI type will be opened.
Seems to me that perhaps another mode is warranted where the connections
are serialised. Alternatively, perhaps a limit on the number of
parallel connections in total.
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apt-check uses too much resources (starts too many processes)
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