yes, it looks pretty bad. but i did it and now running quite well. there is a file name openoffice.org-suse-menus-2.2-9153.noarch.rpm which would tie up everything back, i guess. Clayton wrote:
in my case with GNOME, I just ignore all dependency, otherwise it would remove GNOME :P Next install OpenOffice from rpm, reboot your system and all should be fine Hans
There is something wrong then... ignoring dependencies will break your RPM database... that's not a good thing. You should be able to install OpenOffice without breaking things... technically it should not have any dependencies on KDE games etc.... If I remove OpenOffice from my computer, the ONLY dependencies it has are on itself... as in if I remove OpenOffice_org the only dependent apps that are removed along with it are OpenOffice_org-Quickstarter and OpenOffice_org-kde..... nothing else.
Did you guys install OpenOffice outside of YAST using a meta package of some kind.. maybe from something like konvenientSUSE?
And... why would you reboot after installing OpenOffice?
C.
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