Installing in Opensuse 13.2 (Harlequin) (i586) x84 - 32bit

jimmyz

Hi,
I downloaded vivaldi some time ago and tried to install in Opensuse 13.2 i586 with zypper install vivaldi-stable-1.12.955.38-1.i386.rpm, but it complained about nothing provides libssl3.so(NSS_3.28).
So, I first installed qfsm-0.54.0-1.i586.rpm that helped solving it.
For anyone this might help.

dLeon

@jimmyz said in Installing in Opensuse 13.2 (Harlequin) (i586) x84 - 32bit:

qfsm

While it does help. Why qfsm? That's the graphical package, isn't it?
Check qfsm dependency packages. I believe it's one of them who provide libssl3.so. I check OpenSuse qfsm package content list from the net, that library not from here. I suspect that package suppose to named around nss or ssl

I never used RPM based since 1998, especially ever try OpenSuse. Don't know how to do package content search in that distro.

Linux/Debian sid amd64

Gwen-Dragon

@jimmyz said in Installing in Opensuse 13.2 (Harlequin) (i586) x84 - 32bit:

libssl3.so

You need mozilla-nss… package!

petev

Opensuse stopped support for 13.2 ages ago. You should probably update your distro.

Steffie

Agree with @petev . For @jimmyz : fyi, i use Tumbleweed & it, + Vivaldi [Snapshot & Stable] within it, works really well. Or if you still like oS but don't want rolling-release, try Leap 42.3.

jimmyz

13.2 is the last i586 of Opensuse. I don't bother spending time on it, it's an old netbook, used only for configuring routers by logging into their web interface.

@dleon said in Installing in Opensuse 13.2 (Harlequin) (i586) x84 - 32bit:

Why qfsm?

It didn't ask for any other dependencies! And it provides libssl3.so.

Gwen-Dragon

I have Debian 8 on my 32bit Atom CPU netbook (MSI 110).

And there are some lightweight Linuxes for old 32bit i586 laptops/netbooks.
https://www.codedonut.com/linux/turn-old-netbook-linux-machine/

But everyone have own likes-and-dislikes on Linux distries. May be theer is a strong need for Suse 13.2 Linux.

petev

@jimmyz said in Installing in Opensuse 13.2 (Harlequin) (i586) x84 - 32bit:

13.2 is the last i586 of Opensuse. I don't bother spending time on it, it's an old netbook, used only for configuring routers by logging into their web interface.

Tumbleweed still does 32 bit.