** Description changed:

  This is a tracking bug to switch gnome-software from the Ubuntu-specific
  apt backend to the PackageKit backend used by other distros. In
  particular this is the backend used by Debian.
  
  To build, just uncomment the commented-out packagekit line in gnome-
  software's debian/rules and remove libapt-pkg-dev from Build-Depends.
  (You can also drop aptdaemon from Depends.)
  
  Changes
  =======
- - It fixes some annoying bugs lingering in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS: bug 1551599 and 
bug 1575426 and this recent zesty regression: bug 1640741 .
+ - It fixes some annoying bugs lingering in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS: bug 1551599 and 
bug 1575426.
  
  - On an individual app page, Source is listed as something like 'ubuntu-
  zesty-universe' or ubuntu-yakkety-updates-main' or 'lp-ppa-gnome3-team-
  gnome3-staging-yakkety-main' instead of just 'Ubuntu'
  
  - On an individual app page, apps from multiverse or restricted will
  show License as 'Proprietary' (example: VirtualBox or Devede ). This
  also happens for locally installed apps (i.e. not matching what's in
  your apt sources). I don't think it happens for PPAs since everything in
  a PPA is in 'main'.
  
  - The Installed apps list is dramatically shorter. It looks like some
  sort of bug. If you search for a specific app you can still remove it.
  My already installed gnome-clocks app did not show in the list, but once
  I removed and installed it using gnome-software it then showed in the
  Installed list.
  
  - If you install an app using GNOME Software (or I assume another
  PackageKit app), it lists the date it was last installed or updated on
  the individual app page with a link to see its update history.
  
  - Any update, no matter how small, is only permitted as an offline
  update. The button says "Restart & Install". It does seem to work fine
  though.
  
  - Another bug is that installing or Removing an app inside GNOME
  Software is enough for it to "forget" about available Updates and think
  that everything is "up to date".

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1643134

Title:
  Switch gnome-software to use PackageKit backend

Status in gnome-software package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  This is a tracking bug to switch gnome-software from the Ubuntu-
  specific apt backend to the PackageKit backend used by other distros.
  In particular this is the backend used by Debian.

  To build, just uncomment the commented-out packagekit line in gnome-
  software's debian/rules and remove libapt-pkg-dev from Build-Depends.
  (You can also drop aptdaemon from Depends.)

  Changes
  =======
  - It fixes some annoying bugs lingering in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS: bug 1551599 and 
bug 1575426.

  - On an individual app page, Source is listed as something like
  'ubuntu-zesty-universe' or ubuntu-yakkety-updates-main' or 'lp-ppa-
  gnome3-team-gnome3-staging-yakkety-main' instead of just 'Ubuntu'

  - On an individual app page, apps from multiverse or restricted will
  show License as 'Proprietary' (example: VirtualBox or Devede ). This
  also happens for locally installed apps (i.e. not matching what's in
  your apt sources). I don't think it happens for PPAs since everything
  in a PPA is in 'main'.

  - The Installed apps list is dramatically shorter. It looks like some
  sort of bug. If you search for a specific app you can still remove it.
  My already installed gnome-clocks app did not show in the list, but
  once I removed and installed it using gnome-software it then showed in
  the Installed list.

  - If you install an app using GNOME Software (or I assume another
  PackageKit app), it lists the date it was last installed or updated on
  the individual app page with a link to see its update history.

  - Any update, no matter how small, is only permitted as an offline
  update. The button says "Restart & Install". It does seem to work fine
  though.

  - Another bug is that installing or Removing an app inside GNOME
  Software is enough for it to "forget" about available Updates and
  think that everything is "up to date".

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