On 3/13/06, Jordi Espasa Clofent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Create the rpm yourself seems to be the best policy for you. You could > > try to install the i586 rpm for Suse 9.3, but it is not guaranteed > > that it will work fine. > > Yes, but the problem is I haven't the required time to do it; more over, I > think my technical skills aren't apt for that. > > A possible (and obvius) solution would be to erase the actual rpm installed in > my box and after try to install the newest version from sources.
If you know how to install LyX from the source, then it is not difficult to create the rpm if you use checkinstall. In fact, it is trivial. Paul
