I'm installing KDevelop using YaST in SuSE 9.2.

I've been notified that there is a dependency conflict.

libogg 1.1-59 conflict
- Required by:
- libogg-devel requires libogg = 1.1-
- Conflict Resolution:
- Do Not Set libogg to Protected
- Ignore Conflict and Risk System Inconsistencies

So I have a choice of not setting it to Protected - I don't even know what that means.
Or
Ignore the Conflict.

I don't really see a problem here if I leave the 1.1-59 version that I installed earlier for MPlayer. I'd rather not downgrade if I don't have to. But, the wording on the two choices has me confused.

Any clarification?

What "Protected" means, I think, has something to do with permissions on the folder or program.

What I think there saying here is don't restricked access to libogg it might need to use it sometime.

You can make it to were no user or program can execute, read, and/or know if the program/folder exists even to the administrator (root).

Go to libogg and check weather it is executable, readable, and acknowledgeable by at least root. If not change the permissions .

If you don't have and window manager to do this in. Search the forums for a way to change permissions with the CLI-Command Line Interface (or terminal).