Just installed SLED and got the 60 day trial key and went through the install process and noticed that the development packages I need were not included. Is there a different repository to load after install to get those? Specifically, I’m looking for:
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[]Ruby on Rails
[]Python 2.7.x
[]Perl 5.x
[]Tcl/Tk
[]Lua
[]etc…
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Is there a website available that is similar to opensuse-guide.org? Thank you 
Hi
You need to download the SDK iso image, you can then use YaST add on product to point at the iso image, this will add the iso image as a local repository and then add the online repositories. Or you can log into the Novell Customer center and check the mirror credentials to add manually.
You don’t say which version of SLED… so downloads are here.
http://download.novell.com/index.jsp?&search=Search&families=8389
There’s not an SDK repository? And, do I need both SDK DVDs? I have the 11.3 SLED.
Thank you for the quick answer.
[QUOTE=susecmail;15567]There’s not an SDK repository? And, do I need both SDK DVDs? I have the 11.3 SLED.
Thank you for the quick answer.[/QUOTE]
Hi
Just DVD1, DVD2 contains the src rpms if you want them…
Okay, downloaded it and now I’m going to try and install a couple packages; is it possible to update from python 2.6 to 2.7.x?
Some of these packages are 2-3 years old and cause dependency issues when trying to install certain software, (i.e., trying to install Red Note Book).
[QUOTE=susecmail;15575]Okay, downloaded it and now I’m going to try and install a couple packages; is it possible to update from python 2.6 to 2.7.x?
Some of these packages are 2-3 years old and cause dependency issues when trying to install certain software, (i.e., trying to install Red Note Book).[/QUOTE]
Hi
You would need to look at using OBS to build (unsupported of course) for example Red Notebook is built in the GNOME:Apps repository;
https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/GNOME:Apps/rednotebook/rednotebook.spec?expand=1
If you grabbed some of the build dependencies from devel:languages:python on OBS for SLE 11 SP3 http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/languages:/python/SLE_11_SP3/
If you can get them installed locally, rebuilding the src rpm shouldn’t be an issue. Else ask the GNOME:Apps maintainers if they can enable the SLE_11_SP3 repo and add the build requirements…