Shouldn't the EULA be displayed, and allow users to accept it, in *any*
debconf front end, not just the GNOME one?  Why require one specific
front end in order to install a particular package?  This seems really
odd, the whole idea of multiple front ends is that they allow debconf
user interaction in a variety of different UI and desktop environments,
isn't it?

Secondly, if the debconf gnome front end requires libgtk2-perl, then
(per the usual way Debian/Ubuntu packaging works) it should use a
Depends: line to specify that, not rely on other packages causing
libgtk2-perl to be already present.  So I think this aspect of the issue
would be a packaging bug in the debconf gnome front end, rather than in
lubuntu-meta.

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