Installing applications from the command line in OpenSuSE

May 29th, 2010

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So far in our OpenSuSE series we have covered OpenSuSE (see “ Why not try OpenSuSE “), YaST (see “ YaST: Yet Another Setup Tool “), and Installing software (see “ Installing software in OpenSuSE with YaST “). This time around we are going to take a look at how to install software in OpenSuSE using the command line. I realize that many people out there fear the command line

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