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Originally Posted by sayhello_to_the_world
a.- if / weather it was successful!?
b. if i need packman - or if it is installed allready?
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If you mean, is it installed by default, the answer is no. If you mean, have you already succeeded in adding it, then you can't tell from the evidence in this thread. What you want to do is list repos. Of course, you have already done that in one of your other threads, and, if you read those threads, the answer is there.
Now, to the question of whether you need packman, then you only need it, if you need some software that is unavailable without having it. So, what is the software that is otherwise unavailable that packman will make available? (That's not necessarily a rhetorical question; if you can answer it yourself, and are happy with that, then fine; otherwise, if you want anyone else to help you go further, then you need to tell the others what the answer is).
Packman is one of the bigger repos, and can be a bit slow when it comes to grabbing the data to update the repodata, so you might not want to add packman if you are on a slow 'net link, or you have a slow computer. (Or, you don't want any of the software that is only available from that repo.)
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Originally Posted by sayhello_to_the_world
note - i want to do it via repository
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That part makes no sense to me- Packman is a repository. If you add it, you have added the repository. There is no non-repository way of adding a repository, because it is a repository.
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Originally Posted by sayhello_to_the_world
btw: how to test via terminal:
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Why must it be via the terminal?
yast is more straightforward, if you don't know how to use zypper (not that learning zypper is bad, but the GUI version(s) are easier to get up to speed with). Actually, if you really wanted to, you could use Yast from the command line, but it might not suit you.
Anything about zypper can be found out with 'man zypper' . And, you have already done it.
And note that the community documentation that you have quoted hasn't been updated for the latest oS release, whereas the links that John VV gave, have been.