I have for the last 3 hours tried to install dislocker. If you don’t know what dislocker is. It is a app for unlocking Windows Encrypted Bitlocker Drives
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Reading installed packages...
'libfuse-dev' not found in package names. Trying capabilities.
No provider of 'libfuse-dev' found.
'libpolarssl-dev' not found in package names. Trying capabilities.
No provider of 'libpolarssl-dev' found.
Resolving package dependencies...
Nothing to do.
If i understand the code correctly i seem that fuse is not installed or? Correct?
In my opinion aptitude does not sound very openSUSE like. Maybe others know better what it is and does.
But when it is somethinmg to install packages (for what we normaly usr zypper or YaST > Software > Software management), then it seems that the packages mentioned can not be found in any repository you have configured.
Normaly fuse is installd by default on openSUSE. You can of course check that with YaST > Software > Software management en typing fuse in the Search field.
aptitude is a text mode frontend to apt, mostly used on Debian derivatives.
But there is a package zypper-aptitude in openSUSE, which provides an “aptitute” frontend for zypper. Package description:
provides aptitude compatibility using zypper
But the main problem here is that the whole command line seems to be intended for Debian/Ubuntu.
Development packages are called “xxx-devel” in openSUSE, not “xxx-dev”.
Install “fuse-devel” and “polarssl-devel” instead, you can use aptitude, YaST or zypper for that.
zypper install fuse-devel polarssl-devel
Btw, IIRC there are other threads here about the installation of dislocker…
