On Tue, 2004-11-16 at 16:32, Mike Adolf wrote:
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 04:14, Mike McMullin wrote:
On Mon, 2004-11-15 at 22:29, Mike Adolf wrote:
How can I install gnucash on suse 9.1 personal. I tried packman. It has a listing for gnucash 1.8.8 for suse 8.2. I thought this would be good enough. So I tried to install it. Packman listed 5 dependencies. I tried to install the first one. It listed another dependency libosp.so.3. I could not find a source for a libosp rpm. I gave up. There must be an easier way or is personal 9.1 missing to much to be useful?
You can use the apt front end and install gnucash.
I don't have apt and it is not on the single 9.1 personal disk. How do I get apt. Since debian is usually several kernels behind, isn't there compatibility issues with the apt source list and the current suse version?
It's not on the Professional Disks either. It's been covered a number of times here on the list so you can check the archives for Suse+apt or do a google search for it. Fortunately Richard Bos, a member of this list, is heavily involved in it, so you can be sure that there is information available for Suse. Mike