You have two choices about how to download the required packages to install Bongo. You may either download the RPMs and install them manually; or you can add a Bongo repository to YaST or SMART.
Follow the relevent instructions
[edit] Download packages
Packages are available for SUSE 10.0 through to openSUSE 10.2 and SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, for both i586 and x86_64 architectures.
Stable
- SUSE 10.1: i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
- openSUSE 10.2: i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
- openSUSE 10.3: i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
- openSUSE Factory(11.0): i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
- SLE 10: i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
Un-Stable (Snapshot of SVN trunk & Experimental builds )
- SUSE 10.1: i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
- openSUSE 10.2: i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
- openSUSE 10.3: i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
- openSUSE Factory(11.0): i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
- SLE 10: i586 RPMs - x86_64 RPMs
If you wish to manually install the packages, use the following:
rpm -ivh <package-name>.rpm
To upgrade manually, use the following:
rpm -Uvh <package-name>.rpm
Once you have installed Bongo, you must then install a webserver if you do not already have one installed. If you do, then you may continue on to configuring Bongo.
[edit] YaST / ZMD / SMART / Yum repositories
You can add Bongo into either YaST, ZMD, SMART or Yum. For detailed information on how to add a repository to YaST please see the openSUSE Wiki. The repositories are:
Stable
Un-Stable (Snapshot of SVN trunk & Experimental Builds)
Once you have installed Bongo, you must then install a webserver if you do not already have one installed. If you do, then you may continue on to configuring Bongo.