The package name is a technical detail which holds no interesting information at all for the non-technically experienced user who just wants to install an application. Therefore, it is highly unlikely that this will ever be shown in GNOME Software, and honestly, I don't see any reason - even for a technically experienced user - why the package name should be shown there. Finding out the package name for someone who can use the command line is a matter of seconds anyway. For the "normal" user even explaining the abstract concept of what a "package" is is a challenge, let alone it being useful when they have an UI like GNOME Software. Can you explain why you need this? (Maybe there is an actual bug or usecase hidden which we should address)
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