RPM for OpenSUSE

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Hi Guys,

Is there somewhere rpm package for SUSE? Was trying use Fedora, but got bunch of errors.

Thanks

2

What sort of errors? RPM package is currently broken as it doesn’t contain Sqlite binary. The workaround is to manually copy Sqlite binary into installation folder.

3

Got it, thanks!

4

By the way, there is a chance RPM package is fixed now. I didn’t test yet though.

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Hi, lubos, sorry, but no success with installation. Not sure about in difference suse vs mandrake rpms, but these errors I got on freshly baked suse tumbleweed (presented in order of appearance):

983×714 63.2 KB
1005×756 56.5 KB
1073×768 108 KB
1076×747 103 KB

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I have installed it on OpenSuSe Leap 42.2 - some testing looks ok so far.

Use the Fedora RPM and tell it to break and install without depencies AFTER the following dependencies are resolved using YAST:

gio-sharp3
glib-sharp2
glib-sharp3
mono-core
mono-data
mono data sqlite
mono-extras
mono-mvc
mono-wcf
mono-web
mono-winforms
mono-winfxcore
webkit-sharp
webkitgtk-sharp

libproxy1-pacrunner-webkit
libwebkit2gtk-4_0-37
libwebkit2gtk3-lang
libwebkitgtk-1_0-0
libwebkitgtk-3_0-0
libwebkitgtk2-lang
typelib

More recent testing, all that appears to be required is to open Yast->Software Management and tick mono-data-sqlite and let Yast do the rest there. Then install the Fedora RPM and check 'Break Manager Accounting By Ignoring Some Of It’s Dependencies. Seems to work OK If I come across any issues I will post here. FYI - I also used the Fedora RPM for Google Chrome and did the same ‘Break it by ignoring dependencies’. Haven’t had any issues with it.