Add 'Installation on openSUSE/SLES' section to README #174
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I'd like to suggest to add an
Installation on openSUSE/SLESsection to the README. One year ago, I started packaging your project for openSUSE distributions. The plan was to provide a package that everyone can install with openSUSE's package managerzypper. The package gets updated to the newest version when you release a new update. Users can then obtain the newest version when they update their distribution (command:zypper up; would be equal toapt-get updateon Debian/Ubuntu)This makes it easier for users that have more than one computer/server to update to the newest version of this project.
I also planned to submit this package to the openSUSE distribution so that new released openSUSE distributions (next will be
Leap 42.3) provide that package by default.