Re: Installing from rpm: simple suggestions for newbies

[Erik Frebold]

Done. Added a para to the wiki.
Michel, it's SuSE-specific, so not sure if useful to your blog. 
Didn't know these two are somehow linked so it was nice not to need to update 
both :-)
wiki:http://jstover.motd.org/cgi-bin/oddmuse.cgi/openSUSE
wiki:http://sakla.net/cgi-bin/oddmuse.cgi/Operating_System_specific_information/openSUSE
Hope it's of some use-- feel free to edit or chop if I'm recommending foolish 
or sacrilegious things.


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> Date: Sat, 14 Nov 2009 17:32:39 -0800 (PST)
> From: Erik Frebold <address@hidden>
> Subject: Installing from rpm: simple suggestions for newbies
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> As a beginner, I found pspp challenging to get up and running. So many 
> choices, so many dead ends, so many dependencies. (Well, really, no more than 
> any other such software). Now that I seem to have figured it out, at least 
> for my distro (SuSE), I'd like to pass it on so other not-very-computer-savvy 
> stats learners like me can enjoy pspp via a comparatively simple install 
> path. Where's the best place to put or send such info if it's likely to be of 
> help?

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> Date: Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:31:00 -0200
> From: michel <address@hidden>
> Subject: Re: Installing from rpm: simple suggestions for newbies
> To: Erik Frebold <address@hidden>
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> Hello Erik,
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> You can put it on pspp's wiki or send it to this list, and then I can put
> it on my blog.
> 
> wiki:http://jstover.motd.org/
> blog:http://www.cecaps.ufmg.br/pspp
> 
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> Date: Sun, 15 Nov 2009 14:25:46 +0100
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> You could add your instructions to the wiki at
> http://sakla.net/cgi-bin/oddmuse.cgi/Operating_System_specific_information
> 
> Have fun