Re: How does one install with ymp?

houghi wrote:

Godzilla wrote:
Perhaps I misunderstand the instructions, but when I click on the
one click icon, it asks which program I want to use to do the
installation and does not ask for the root password. I remain
bewildered about "one click." :-(

I just launch firefox that was installed by YaST and that is it. It
launces the installer, asks for a password and instals everything.

So what program are you using and is it provided by openSUSE?

Firefox in Edit, Preferences, Applications I do a search for ymp and
it tells me that the action is to use the YaST Meta Packache Handler
(default)

houghi

I am using the latest Firefox, YAST lists it as being there. But when
I do a search for ymp it just comes up with a blank window where all
of the other Applications Preferences reside. ?????

Godzilla
.

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