Ken McGowan wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Yesterday was my first day using SUSE linux v10.
>
> I installed it on my pc with no problems.
>
> My friend sent me an email with a video in it. I googled video
> players for linux, and MPlayer came up.
>
>
> I downloaded and unzip it.
>
> I read the install.html and it states I need GCC to install it.
>
> I download gcc-4.1.0 and this is what I get:
Hmmmm... It seems that you should use YAST to install MPlayer. YAST is
SUSE's tool for installing apps, and while you *can* hunt down the
source, compile it, find dependencies, etc... :-/ I just think it
would be better to not do it that way.
Having said that, I have never used SUSE outside of testing a LiveCD, so
I don't actually know how to use YAST. Hopefully this helps point you
in the right direction, though.
Mark
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