Hi, I just barely installed openSuse KDE 4.0 on my laptop from the download section, and I currently can’t connect wirelessly and don’t have an ethernet cord.
I want to install programs, but to do that, I need a compiler. I download gcc, which is ironic, because I have the source… how would I go about installing gcc if I don’t yet have access to the “make” command?
> I want to install programs, but to do that, I need a compiler. I
> download gcc, which is ironic, because I have the source… how would I
> go about installing gcc if I don’t yet have access to the “make”
> command?
are you sure you need the source? what do you want to install that is
not in the SUSE repository? (not that everything is, but there is a LOT)
read this portion of the page on concepts:
http://en.opensuse.org/Concepts#Software_Package_Managers_.28SPMs.29
and, then read the whole page…
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