When apt-get asks for Y or N, only Y or N should cause apt-get to
proceed to the next step (continue with installation or exit). If the
user accidently presses Z, apt-get should not continue, but it should
not abort (which is what it currently does). It should say "Do you want
to continue, please press Y or N", until the user presses Y or N. That
way, apt-get does what the user would logically expect it to do. And it
will make apt a little bit friendly for newer users.
Please consider.
Thanks,
James
Matt Zimmerman wrote:
On Mon, Mar 28, 2005 at 08:50:57PM -0800, james mcguire wrote:
Package: apt
Version: 0.5.28.1
Severity: normal
When apt-get asks "Do you want to continue? [Y/n]" pressing any key
except Y or y will exit the program. If the user presses any key
besides Y/y/N/n, apt should prompt again (perhaps say "i only recognize
Y/y/N/n").
I don't consider this a bug; can you explain your reasoning?
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