It's not supposed to use sudo, but uses policykit. This works fine
under a standard Ubuntu and a standard Kubuntu install. This is not an
upstream jockey bug, so retargetting.
When do you "pkexec whoami", do you get a dialog for your password?
Please give me the output of
dpkg -l '*pol*kit*' | grep ^ii
** Project changed: jockey => polkit-kde-1 (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: polkit-kde-1 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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jockey-kde tries to install driver as user
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