Steps to reproduce: 1. On a fresh Debian install (with an empty `/etc/bash_completion.d/` folder), check that apt completion works: ```shell $ sudo apt install php<tab><tab> Display all 2403 possibilities? (y or n) ``` 2. Install Composer's bash completion script as described in `$ composer help completion`: ```shell $ composer completion bash | sudo tee /etc/bash_completion.d/composer ``` 3. Open a new shell and test both Composer's and Apt's autocompletion. The former works but the latter do not. ```shell $ composer in<tab><tab> info init install $ sudo apt install php<tab><tab> ```