This bug has been around at least since Hardy. First it affected adept-manager,
and now kpackagekit. And yet, I believe there is a very simple fix:
1) make kpackagekit depend on libqt-perl
2) select the KDE front-end by default in debconf (at least in Kubuntu,
since it is KDE-based)
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KDE bug: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=193650
** Bug watch added: KDE Bug Tracking System #193650
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=193650
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Kpackagekit not able to install sun java due to license agreement
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/350972
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I could not make apt-get install java either, stalled on the agreement screen.
Jaunty amd64
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Kpackagekit not able to install sun java due to license agreement
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kpackage doesn't like meta packages either. I tried to install kubuntu-
restricted-extras from kpackage. It didn't install anything nor did it
give an error. With apt-get everything seems to work fine.
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Kpackagekit not able to install sun java due to license agreement
Same on my machine using Kubuntu 9.04 RC I was not able to install sun-
java. KPackageKit was unable to display Sun's licence. The sad thing is
I was not able to sort this problem with KpackageKit only. Even if I
wanted to give up installing Java and proceed with installation of
something else I
** Attachment added: sun-java install.png
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24483595/sun-java%20install.png
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Kpackagekit not able to install sun java due to license agreement
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** Changed in: kpackagekit (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = High
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I can confirm this issue. Kpackagekit basically fails whenever you have
to answer any questions or supply any information during installation.
One other example is when you install mysql-server package. Installation
fails because you have to supply the mySQL root password.
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