[LBo] how to open chm file on Suse

[Vidar Jon Bauge]

Hi Emen!

All Linux distributions have package managers to handle dependencies 
between programs. When installing a program you use a package manager, 
and it will prompt you to install all nessecary packages to install the 
one you need.

Program files have 2 formats: deb - Debian format and rpm - RedHat 
Package Manager. Apt and Synaptic is normally associated with system 
based on deb packages. RPM based system uses packaged managers like yum 
(RedHat/Fedora), urpmi(Mandriva) and Yast(Suse).

A Linux distribution will normally give you an option to choose between 
a graphical or command line tool.

Vidar

Emen Zhao wrote:
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> Thanks to all! I installed Kchmviewer and it is finally working now. J
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> I feel like one hard part of using Linux is the dependencies amongst 
> packages. When installing an application (such as xchmviewer, or 
> kchmviewer), it is difficult to figure out which packages should be 
> installed before that. Anyone over there has the same feeling and has 
> some way around that?
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> - Emen
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> *From:* qna-bounces at linuxbasics.org 
> [mailto:qna-bounces at linuxbasics.org] *On Behalf Of *Lazy Logic
> *Sent:* Monday, October 16, 2006 12:39 PM
> *To:* qna at linuxbasics.org
> *Subject:* Re: [LBo] how to open chm file on Suse
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> On 10/16/06, *Emen Zhao* <zhaogq at mail.symbio.com.cn 
> <mailto:zhaogq at mail.symbio.com.cn>> wrote:
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> Oh Well, I am really not so lucky. L I am using Suse 10.0 where I 
> search over packages, and did NOT find KchmViewer.
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> You can try here:
> http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=25125
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> Or better still search here:
> http://rpm.pbone.net/
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> Cheers
> Lazy
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