# Installing gEDA rpm packages on SuSE

## Available rpm packages

- libgeda (1.2.1)
- geda-docs (1.2.1)
- geda-examples (1.2.1)
- geda-gattrib (1.2.1)
- geda-gnetlist (1.2.1)
- geda-gschem (1.2.1)
- geda-gsymcheck (1.2.1)
- geda-symbols (1.2.1)
- geda-utils (1.2.1)
- gerbv (1.0.3)
- pcb (20070912)
- ng-spice-rework (17)
- gnucap (0.35)
- gspiceui (0.9.55)
- gwave (20051222)
- gtkwave (3.1.2)
- dinotrace (9.3e)
- verilog (0.8.6)
- wcalc (1.0)

## Installing Packages from the SuSE Build Service

1. Start Yast and go to “Change Installation Source”
2. Add a HTTP source with the following properties:
   - Servername: software.opensuse.org
   - Directory: /download/repositories/home:/werner2101/openSUSE_10.2/ (Choose the directory for your distribution version)
3. Start “Install Software” in Yast, goto “Search” and look for gEDA. All packages appear.
4. Install the packages as usuall.

For more informations read the generic installation notes of the OpenSuSE Build Service

You can also browse through repositories first: SUSE_Linux_10.0 repo, SUSE_Linux_10.1 repo, openSUSE_10.2 repo, openSUSE_10.3 repo

## Distribution specific notes

Each distribution version has it’s own issues. Please read the notes below.

### SuSE 10.0

### SuSE 10.1

### SuSE 10.2

- gwave cannot be build, it requires guile-gtk which requires libglade and gtk12. libglade is no longer part of the SuSE distribution.

### SuSE 10.3

- gwave cannot be build, it requires guile-gtk which requires libglade and gtk12. libglade is no longer part of the SuSE distribution.