In message <200610182218.45669.Neil.Harsant at syslinx.co.nz>
Neil Harsant <Neil.Harsant at syslinx.co.nz> wrote:
Hi Neil,
> On Wednesday 18 October 2006 20:40, David Love wrote:
<snip>
> > At present my preferred desktop is KDE and I also use the KOffice
> > suite. Recently there has been updates to each and I want to upgrade.
> > And this is where my ignorance "kicks in".
> > If I go to the KDE website and choose to upgrade, say KOffice, and
> > select the SuSE 10.1 package, I am taken to a FTP site and presented
> > with a directory named 10.1. Clicking on this opens it and displays
> > numerous files, which I presume are the upgrades. My questions is:
> > Do I have to select all of those files and download them to my
> > computer? Or is there some simpler way.
> I would recommend that you use SuSE's inbuilt online updater tool which is
> a function within YaST. This tool is the safer bet if you are unused to the
> ins and outs of Linux as it will sort out inter-dependencies and it will
> get updates that are guaranteed to be compatible with your existing
> SuSE 10.1 installation.
Thanks for the advice. Did that successfully and now up-to-date,
other than that it did not include KDE or KOffice! So, unless there
is another way in which "a bear of little brain" is able to
successfully obtain and install these, it may be necessary to wait
until the release of SuSE 10.2, in the hope that they will be
included.
<snip>
David
--
David Love
Never put off until tomorrow what you can put off indefinitely.
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