Hi,

I would love to install PDFEdit which is an editor for manipulating PDF documents but when I try to install I get "unsatisfied dependencies
rtld(GNU_HASH)"

I have looked everywhere and cannot find it for OPENSUSE. After making a search on http://rpm.pbone.net, I found the package but it is listed for Mandriva or Fedora.

Will this packages work with OpenSuse 10.2?

If not, is rtld(GNU_HASH) available for opensuse?

One last thing, if this dependency is not fixable for opensuse, are there other solutions available on opensuse for editing pdf files, not just viewing them.

Thanks

Yvan

I don't know if the rpm for RedHat/Mandriva will work under Opensuse.

If you have checkinstall installed, you could use the PDFedit tarball (http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...roup_id=177354) to make your own rpm built for Opensuse.

There are three dependencies listed in the PDFedit user-doc: qt3, boost, and xlib (along with their headers, which I believe means the devel packages).

With the dependencies installed, unpack the tarball and run configure and make as usual, then, as root, run 'checkinstall make install' to go through the installation steps. At the end, you will have an rpm to install, built for Opensuse.

I have the same experience than you and I could not compile it. The truth is that I really did not need it and I did not want to spend to much time with it.
If you want to try it a quick solution is with
http://klik.atekon.de/

Pdfedit has a lot of potential but it is very buggy.

Ciao

-=terry(Denver)=-

you will find a working RPM in the packman repo.