Comment # 9 on bug 980068 from Wolfgang Bauer

(In reply to Christopher Yeleighton from comment #8)
> (In reply to Wolfgang Bauer from comment #7)
> It is relevant because if Konversation is load-time linked against a
> library, the package containing the library will be required for
> Konversation and the problem will be solved.

konversation doesn't link nor load libkdeinit_khelpcenter5 at all (upstream).

Again, the KDE Frameworks try to run khelpcenter. Only if that command is not
available, they start a web browser instead.

> If you insist on overriding
> the KDE way, you may just load the library at load time because, unlike in
> KDE, it becomes required in openSUSE.

That's nonsense.

We don't override the "KDE way" at all, as should be clear by now.
We merely patch the Frameworks to run susehelp instead of khelpcenter.
Again, try to uninstall susehelp, and you'll see that a web browser is started
instead.

And there's no point in adding a link-time dependency to
libkdeinit_khelpcenter5 either, it's much easier to just install khelpcenter5
by default.

Your comment gave me an idea on how to improve susehelp though.
It could just fall back to a web browser as well if khelpcenter5 is not
installed. I will have a look at that too.