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05-Nov-2004, 11:06 AM #1
2 questions
1. Im using suse personal 9.1 and downloaded supuerkaramba from kde-apps and tried to follow the instructions in the install file, but when i run ./install it says that no c++ compiler was found , where can i download it and how do i to install it?
2. how do i set envoroment variables???

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05-Nov-2004, 05:57 PM #2
Environment variables depend on the shell. Bash is env if i recall correctly.

As for suse, you should use the installed software update tool to install GCC.
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06-Nov-2004, 04:53 AM #3
You can set environment variables and install GCC using YaST2. Just look through the modules in YaST2.
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