Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (169 mails)

[mperry@xxxxxxxxx (Michael Perry)]

Quoting landie on Sun, May 02, 1999 at 10:28:39PM -0400:
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> 						can someone please help me install gnome
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If you have the gnome rpm files from ftp.suse.com, you can use YAST I would
think.  You probably should remove all the early stuff that ships with SuSE
6.0 though.  Gnome is confusing enough without having 0.30 libs hanging
around.  I moved all the rpms into a separate directory once and just did a
rpm -Uvh *rpm. This got the job done for the German rpms.  It was kinda fun
watching rpm do almost 25 files. 

Im not sure the SuSE approved way of doing a gnome install; so I usually
just do one big rpm command on things like gnome.


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