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Thanks @attila, My main objective of installing the Waveforms software was to see if I can successfully install the software before making a purchase. Given that, forcing the installer is not really going to help me with my objective because even if I manage to install the GUI and grant it I am not aware of whats going on under the hood, I end up making an order but there is a chance it wont communicate with my machine simply because I force installed the waveforms. I wonder if at this point, I can try another approach.

@attila Thanks , though I installed those three you mentioned and still I get the same error message. I wonder if these installation prerequisites are documented anywhere I could take a look at? Would you refer me to such a document please? ps. I even installed the development files for those packages you mentioned, i.e, these ones: libqt5-qtmultimedia-devel libqt5-qtscript-devel libqt5-qtserialport-devel but the same error message shows up after all :/

I would like to install WaveForms software on an openSUSE Tumbleweed, version 20240314 but I am facing an unmet dependency error as such : nothing provides 'qt5-qtbase' needed by the installed digilent.waveforms-3.22.2-1.x84_64 but I know I installed the dependency. You can see it in this screenshot below. (The `i` and `i+` under `S` column means the package is installed) I tried to unpack the *.rpm file and fix it there but so far I couldn't. I wonder is this a known bug? and if so is there a fix for this?

Thanks very much :) So far I managed to install the adept runtime signed and all.

@malexander Thanks :) I am running an openSUSE Tumbleweed with version id 20240314. My machine is a x86_64. That's very nice of you, Amin

Hey @attila thanks for your prompt answer :) I wonder though is there any particular reason for this? Normally I would never install any packages which are not signed.

My objective is to try the WaveForms software before making a purchase. I have an openSUSE installed on machine. First I am supposed to install the digilent.adept.runtime-2.27.9-1.x86_64 which I can do with this command: `sudo zypper install PATH_TO_RPM_FILE` though I receive an error message stating: