On Sunday 11 December 2005 17:58, M.Blackmore wrote: > OK I don't get it. I simply can't grasp what people are saying about > doing stuff with YAST or not doing stuff with err... whatever it was > has disappeared off my ISP's remote IMAP server again so can't > remember (that server has been locking up for weeks now and randomly > loses stuff... ) > > I've found a directory with KDE updates, but this is a tree of > directories containing RPMs. > > The wiki didn't seem to bring anything up meaningful on a search of > kde 3.5 howto etc. > > Can someone step me through what I am supposed to be trying to > achieve to get this upgrade to KDE 3.5 installed so I have an idea of > what is being aimed for, using what tools available? > > Assume very low level of linux knowledge here, I'm drowning not > waving... > > Much appreciated. >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- M, I posted this to the other list earlier, but I'll add it to my reply here. It's not to difficult and once you get it done once, you'll wonder how you managed without it! As Randall mentioned, there have been mails and explanations galore posted already, but if it becomes too difficult to muttle through, give a yell.
Go into YaST2>Installation sources and add a SuSE KDE mirror, Gnome mirror and Packman mirror, turn refresh on, finish. Then, start updating and adding files as needed. YaST2 will help you solve the dependencies just as it did when you installed SuSE from the dvd. regards, Lee --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
