Well the Wiki says/used to say that it was to be based on gnome-app-
install and i only recently learnt that it would use aptdaemon.
Also anyone that has been following/reading up and using Packagekit will
already know the technical advantages PK bring to the table and the non-
technical uses of i
I'm closing this report as Invalid, for several reasons. It is factually
incorrect: the Ubuntu Software Store is not "based on/us[ing] ... gnome-
app-install". It doesn't describe any specific problem with the Store.
It doesn't even describe any specific advantage to PackageKit. (I hope I
don't hav
There is a good discussion going on with upstream right now, I hope we
can resolve the issue and use PK in the future. I doubt that we can do
it for 9.10, time is running out.
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Thank you much for your response Richard, here and in the mailing list.
** Changed in: software-store (Ubuntu)
Status: Won't Fix => Incomplete
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> We would love to use packagekit, but it does not support debconf or conffile
> prompting. We attempted to contribute those missing features and
> unfortunately they were not accepted on the ground that a packagekit
> transaction can not be interrupted (for something like debconf or conffile
> han
Thank you for the kind explanation Michael. Is this issue something that
could be resolved in the future so that perhaps PK could be used?
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Thanks for your bugreport.
We would love to use packagekit, but it does not support debconf or
conffile prompting. We attempted to contribute those missing features
and unfortunately they were not accepted on the ground that a packagekit
transaction can not be interrupted (for something like debco
