Version: 2.1 Cruiser (using KDE KDE 3.5.8) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages Compiler: gcc 4.1 OS: Linux On installation of new packages, there is always an error message. Title: "could not commit changes - Adept Manager". Body: "There was an error commiting (sic!) changes. Possibly there was a problem downloading some packages or the commit would break packages." But usually, the packages are shown as installed afterwards and appear to work. How to reproduce: Install any package that was not installed before. Expected behaviour: a) Only display error message if installation failed b) When success/failure of installation cannot be determined with certainty, display a message that describes the problem with more detail. c) (least importantly) fix the typo in "committing" ;-)
This happens in situations where the installation process couldn't be terminated for different reasons (interactivity req. from installer scripts, server not reacheable, preexistent files with wrong access permissions, etc.). > sudo dpkg --configure -a > sudo apt-get -update will mostly solve the problem.
These issues are now handled much better in 3.0 alpha codebase, which means that the reported issues should disappear in next release. The fix mostly consists of addressing a) and b) and removing the offending dialog altogether wrt. c). The error messages have been redone, hopefully with fewer typos of this kind :-).
*** Bug 156433 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 157703 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***