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Install Google Chrome browser in openSUSE

2010-06-15
By: admin
On: June 15, 2010
In: Internet & Browser
With: 10 Comments

Google Chrome is the new cool faster browser that has been around and making news for a while but only on Windows until recently they finally released the Linux version of the browser. With google chrome browser slowly gaining traction and acceptance among general internet users, the browser has also evolved from being a simple raw fast browser with features like themes and extensions that made Firefox so very popular and more web app integration.Read More →

rpmorphan – Find & delete orphaned packages in openSUSE

2009-02-04
By: admin
On: February 4, 2009
In: Utility
With: 4 Comments

rpmorphan is a free opensource utility to find orphaned packages on your openSUSE installation. rpmorphan determines which packages on the system has no other package(s) depending on their installation, and lists these packages. rpmorphan intends to be a clon to the deborphan utility for Debian Linux. rpmorphan has a simple GUI interface to list the orphaned packages and to show the details of the packages and to delete them if you choose to. rpmorphan can also run from commandline as a normal user.Read More →

Xarchiver – Light-weight desktop independent archive manager in openSUSE

2008-10-04
By: admin
On: October 4, 2008
In: desktop
With: 0 Comments

Xarchiver is a lightweight desktop independent archive manager built with the GTK+2 toolkit. Xarchiver has been designed from the ground up to be fast and easy-to-use. Its user interface is clean and intuitive, and does not include any confusing or useless options. Xarchiver includes support for 7-zip, arj, bzip2, gzip, rar, lha, deb, rpm (works without the RPM executable), tar and zip archives through the relevant command line tools. Password detection is automatic for arj, zip and rar files. Password encryption is available for these file types, as well as 7-zip. Xarchiver can also generate self-extracting binaries from zip and 7-zip archives. It supports dragRead More →

Unable to set Atheros Wireless card with MadWifi in openSUSE 11.0

2008-06-28
By: admin
On: June 28, 2008
In: Wireless
With: 7 Comments

MadWifi is one of the most advanced WLAN drivers available for Linux. With openSUSE 11.0 users of systems with Atheros wireless card are not able to install and use Madwifi drivers to set the Atheros Wireless Card. madwifi 0.9.4-1-i586 may install OK but you may face the following error when trying to install madwif-kmp-pae 0.9.4_2.6.25_26-1-i586 “nothing provides kernel(vmlinux)=1f623d7fcfa1b112 needed by madwifi-kmp-pae 0.9.4_2.6.25_26-i586.” To resolve this problem, simply rebuild the RPMs from the original source RPM packages.Read More →

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