Per Jessen wrote:
Liam Proven wrote:
I tried (at length) but whatever I did I couldn't get it working on Tumbleweed. I use it with no problems on Ubuntu.
The latter is very interesting - it seems to suggest it might be possible to get acrobat to work on leap15 too?
OK, I got curious. So I grabbed one of the acroread-for-Tumbleweed packages (from home:Ximi1970:openSUSE:Extra) and installed it. It wanted some ISO8859-1.so which it seems it didn't find as a provide (but there is one from the glibc-locale package). I installed 'breaking some of the dependencies'. Running it failed, it complained that it cannot create files in my home directory. Realizing it is actually a 32-bit executable (although the package is x86_64) I got suspicious that it might have to do with the XFS filesystem of home: Several application (mostly some games) have issues with XFS on large partitions (larger than 1.9T IIRC) and die with such stupid errors. So I moved ~/.adobe to /tmp and put a link in my $HOME instead. And wonder o wonder, it just runs.... I don't have a Leap 15 aroung to test there. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org