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I now have Open Suse 12.1 and Kaffein is not installed,
for legal reasons. The link I am directed to tells me how to
install it, supposedly with an easy ...
- 12-31-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Kaffein?
I now have Open Suse 12.1 and Kaffein is not installed,
for legal reasons. The link I am directed to tells me how to
install it, supposedly with an easy 1-click operation, but
when I do this, I end up with the message that this is not
available for 12.1. Will it be some time, or am I doing
something wrong here? Is there perhaps some other
software I can install, that allows me to watch DVDs on
my laptop?
- 12-31-2011 #2
Kaffeine will not typically have all multimedia codecs installed by default. That much is definite. A fully loaded version is available. Is this the link you followed?
I'm not running OpenSUSE, so can't check it fully. But when I click the 1-click button, it offers to save a file for me.
If that fails, then you can always do a manual install.Jay
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No, the message sent me to a site ending with Legal_Matters. I'll try the one
you suggest, thanks.
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OK, I went there, clicked on "1-click" and downloaded a file called
Kaffein.ymp. What do I do now?
- 12-31-2011 #5
Not being a Suse user, I can only help feel through this.

You should be able to open Yast and install there, by clicking on the file you just downloaded.Jay
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