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I recently got SuSe 10.2 and i have downloaded programs that are in .gz format and i have nmo clue how to install them after i've extracted them, please help. ...
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    How do i install anything in linux SuSe 10.2?

    I recently got SuSe 10.2 and i have downloaded programs that are in .gz format and i have nmo clue how to install them after i've extracted them, please help.


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    The easier way is to download RPM for that program and install it through YAST.

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    what programmes are you trying to install?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CleverUmbrella
    I recently got SuSe 10.2 and i have downloaded programs that are in .gz format and i have nmo clue how to install them after i've extracted them, please help.
    check this tutorial. How to Install Softwares in Linux.





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    I have tried to install 'NDISWrapper' 'Wireless Tools' and all programs that are .gz. I have no clue, help desperatley needed, thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CleverUmbrella
    I have tried to install 'NDISWrapper' 'Wireless Tools' and all programs that are .gz. I have no clue, help desperatley needed, thanks.
    First you have to extract them. From a terminal type:
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    tar xvzf filename.gz
    Then cd to the directory that the files were extracted to which you will see just above the command line.
    Then read the README and INSTALL file. Most likely it will instruct you to run ./configure, then make and then makefile.
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    Have you checked here first?

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