Amazon MP3 Downloader on openSUSE 11
This HOWTO will explain how to install the Amazon MP3 Downloader application under openSUSE 11 (both 11.0 and 11.1). Unfortunately, as of this writing, Amazon only provides a package for openSUSE 10.3, which will not work directly with 11.0. But you can get the downloader working under 11 with some manual steps.
Step 1: Download boost-1.33.1 RPM from the Build Service
1. Go to the Build Service.
2. Select openSUSE 10.3 and search for boost.
3. Download the appropriate RPM for your architecture and save it in your home directory. For example, I downloaded boost-1.33.1-108.i586.rpm. Do not use the 1-click install or try to install the RPM directly. That won’t work. Just save it for now.
Step 2: Extract files from the Boost RPM
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