Graphical Installer for Source Packages

It seems to be easy for anyone to do something like this:

#!/bin/bash
tar -xvzf someapp-src.tar.gz
cd someapp-src
./configure
make
sudo make install

But reality says that we are wrong (at least for the average user), so why not implement a graphical installer for source packages?

This could be risky sometimes, but install a .deb package obtained from a doubty place is too; even so, you can install a .deb with a couple of clicks anyway. Of course, the user must be warned about what is he doing and you have to offer him a way to be award of console messages.

It would be great if it could handle deps as well. Could be a front-end for apt-get source code to compile any source file to a .deb package and install it.

If all of this sounds to difficult to make it real, at least a simple app that transparently executes the steps described above and returns a [succeed|error] message and parse the console error line.

Quick Reference:
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=48759&forumpage=0