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recently installed this one and i am looking for a guide for installing non-oss and proprietary software on it. Does it use smart like 10.1 or do i have to ...
- 02-06-2007 #1
Suse 10.2
recently installed this one and i am looking for a guide for installing non-oss and proprietary software on it. Does it use smart like 10.1 or do i have to use Yast ?
sorry for not following the thread by old_cpu for installing 10.2 becos i didn't see anything related to what am looking for
thanking all
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- 02-06-2007 #2
I believe there's a Non-OSS disc you can download and use as a YaST source. I've done that in the past. I can't for the life of me remember where I found it however.
::EDIT:: Found it. If you go to the actual FTP where you download the ISO files for the CD, you can download the Non-OSS disc as well. Here's a link to one of them:
http://download.opensuse.org/distrib...OSS-BiArch.isoRegistered Linux user #270181
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- 02-06-2007 #3Just Joined!
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techieMoe beat me to it with his edit.
I was going to suggest that you visit:
http://opensuse-community.org/Package_Sources/10.2
There is no need to download to a CD. If you are using KDE, do remember to go into YaST > Software > Software Management > Filter > Patterns > Base Technologies and remove Enterprise Software Management to avoid conflicts (as is suggested on the above link).
Use a fast mirror site in your vicinity if you are not near to skynet.be.
- 02-06-2007 #4
Originally Posted by cruetset1080
Is there any downside in disableing zen???
- 02-07-2007 #5
oh ok.Allright thanks you guys will do.
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- 02-07-2007 #6Just Joined!
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gogalthorp,
In a word, no. I was concerned about this myself initially but there is nothing to worry about. I use KDE and I was not receiving software updates prior to removing ESM. Now everything is fine.
Both software managements (openSUSE Software Management and Enterprise Software Management) are loaded in 10.2 for a reason.
The reason is that Gnome has no native updater applet which is capable of using the new zypper backend in contrast with the opensuse-updater for KDE which has.
With any luck 10.3 should have this situation remedied.
- 02-07-2007 #7
i remember that "thejemreport.com" and "tweakhound" also made a Hacking suse guide. So if i use sources from these guides will it work? I mean adding sources to Smart.am just curious..
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- 02-07-2007 #8
Anyways, im on proxy Smart fails (same case as 10.1) i guess my only option will be to download the add-on cd.
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