GPK, Apper and Listaller can all be synced, I think (if there are no
Ubuntu-specific changes - for GPK, the Ubuntu packages were a sync from Debian
experimental, so merging the new packages from unstable will work (transition
is included)).
Listaller uses PackageKit's internal interfaces through a plugin, which only
works with PK (it basically installs a thin layer in front of the native
backend to catch Listaller packages). Aptd would need a rewritten Listaller
plugin, which does not exist.
GPK and Apper should work with aptd (if the system DBus API is complete).
Thanks for the merge-work!
Cheers,
Matthias
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