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If you run
sudo apt install gcc
you will get a prompt showing the packages to be installed and required space, asking if you want to continue.
To see the download size of a specific package you can run e.g.
apt show gcc
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If you run
sudo apt install gcc
you will get a prompt showing the packages to be installed and required space, asking if you want to continue.
To see the download size of a specific package you can run e.g.
apt show gcc
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