** Description changed: If a local package file gets installed and the installation fails aptdaemon will show an unknown error. The installation of a local - package can fail because e.g. it is of bad quality or the wrong - architecture (32bit vs 64bit). - - You can try to install the corresponding package from the command line: - sudo dpkg -i PACKAGE_FILE + package can fail because e.g. it is of the wrong type, bad quality or + the wrong architecture (32bit vs 64bit). This error has been fixed in aptdaemon. Nowadays the correct error (package manager failed) gets shown. + If you are running on Ubuntu Maverick, please enable the proposed + updates and update your machine. + + Alternatively you can try to install the corresponding package from the command line: + sudo dpkg -i PACKAGE_FILE + If you still have problems installing packages contact the provider of the packages or the forums.
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