(In reply to Johannes Meixner from comment #1) > Ghostscript cannot recommend TeX because recommended RPMs get installed > whenever the recommended RPMs are installable so that in practice > on all openSUSE systems with the usual openSUSE repositories > more than 2000 additional packages would get installed. Agreed, that would be too much ;-) > It is there this way "since ever" (at least since SLES11) > and noone ever reported an issue. I noticed it when reading and trying all the scripts in the ghostscript package (basically to do a quick test if they work with the AppArmor profile, not to actually convert files) so feel free to ignore me ;-) > I would rather remove the dvi* tools from our ghostscript RPM > to avoid such kind of issues once and for all and leave it > to the openSUSE contributors who maintain TeX to provide > and maintain what TeX needs in the TeX packages. Coordinating with the TeX maintainer (and maybe moving dvipdf to the texlive-dvips-bin package) indeed sounds like a good idea. Another option would be to add a check with a more helpful error message to dvipdf, for example which dvips &>/dev/null || { echo "dvips not found, please install the texlive-dvips-bin package" exit 1 } Whatever your time allows ;-) (since this is only a minor annoyance, I'm even fine with a "wontfix")