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YaST — Configuration
Automatic Installation (after selection)
This packages has been automatically selected for installation be-
cause it is part of a predefined selection, such as “Multimedia” or
“Development.”
Automatic Update (after selection)
This package is already installed, but a newer version exists on the
installation media. This package is part of a predefined selection, such
as “Multimedia” or “Development,” selected for update and will
automatically be updated.
Delete Automatically (after selection)
This package is already installed, but a predefined selection (such as
“Multimedia” or “Development”) requires this package be deleted.
This does not happen very often.
Additionally, decide whether to install the sources for a package. This in-
formation complements the current package status and cannot be toggled
with the mouse or selected directly from the context menu. Instead, a check
box at the end of the package line enables selection of the source packages.
This option can also be accessed under ‘Package’.
Install Source Also install the source code.
Do Not Install Source The sources will not be installed.
The font color used for various packages in the individual package win-
dow provides additional information. Installed packages for which a newer
version is available on the installation media are displayed in blue. In-
stalled packages whose versions numbers are higher than those on the in-
stallation media are displayed in red. However, as the version numbering
of packages is not always linear, the information may not be perfect, but
should be sufficient to indicate problematic packages. If necessary, check
the version numbers in the information window.
The Information Window
The tabs in the bottom right frame provide various information about the
selected package. The description of the selected package is automatically
active. Click the other tabs to view technical data (package size, group,
etc.), the list of dependencies from other packages, or the version informa-
tion.
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