Re: Xine and Suse 9.1
Stephen Boddy <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.suse.multimedia |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Monday 26 July 2004 15:32, David B. Stevens wrote: > Yes there is Paul, _provided_ the source tarball has a make target for > creating an rpm. > > First you create the rpm then use yast to install it. > > Cheers, > Dave > > Paul Howie wrote: > > I've just installed the latest version of xine-lib from source and > > found that all my video apps were still using the old one > > (specifically kaffeine was the player I was most intent on using at > > the moment). > > > > I used yast to remove the xine-lib, kaffeine, multimedia3-video-xine > > and totem packages and then installed xine-lib from source again. I > > then tried to install kaffeine with yast but I got a dependancy error > > on xine-lib. > > > > At the moment I've got kaffeine installed and working by installing > > from the latest source tarball but I was wondering if there was any > > way to let yast know that I've installed xine-lib myself and I don't > > need to use the one on the dvd. I'd like to have you and yast able to > > update my media players and I'd quite like if my kmenu had the icons > > regenerated too... > > > > Thanks for reading my ramblings > > > > Paul Or allternatively install the xine rpm packages from packman. -- Steve Boddy