OS13.1: nothing provides trinity-tdenetwork-*, jasper, maybe others?

High everyone, I tried to install TDE on OS 13.1 earlier this year, on a VM somewhere on the net, and though I found helping minds here, I abandoned the idea, due to the fact that it won't be very useful anyway over a sluggish connection as mine. Now I got a new box, on which I want to install Trinity, because it's the only DE that I find really useful. I guess the computer is powerful enough to even run KDE 4, but I want my kicker... So much to the asides, now to the point: When I tried to install TDE on that VM, I've had problems obviously because there were already KDE 4 components installed; I remembered that and avoided any other KDE stuff by just installing the base system with minimal X. I followed the steps described on http://trinitydesktop.org/wiki/bin/view/Documentation/OpenSUSEBinaryInstall… and it was fine until I reached the `zypper install trinity-desktop` command. I tried both the command line version and the YaST frontend, and both complained: ----------------- Problem: trinity-desktop-3.5.13.2-2.oss131.opt.noarch requires trinity-tdenetwork >= 3.5.13.2, but this requirement can not be provided uninstallable providers: trinity-tdenetwork-3.5.13.2-3.oss131.opt.x86_64[trinity] Solution 1: do not install trinity-desktop-3.5.13.2-2.oss131.opt.noarch Solution 2: break trinity-desktop-3.5.13.2-2.oss131.opt.noarch by ignoring some of its dependencies ----------------- Okay, but the objected package is there... what's wrong? I then tried to first install tdenetwork first (only command line), and it also complained, but in a way that I really did not expect: ----------------- Problem: nothing provides jasper needed by trinity-tdenetwork-3.5.13.2-3.oss131.opt.x86_64 Solution 1: do not install trinity-tdenetwork-3.5.13.2-3.oss131.opt.x86_64 Solution 2: break trinity-tdenetwork-3.5.13.2-3.oss131.opt.x86_64 by ignoring some of its dependencies ----------------- I'm a peaceful man, so I decided not to break anything, hence I'm back again on this mailing list to ask for your help. I'm sure you know already what went wrong... Thanks in advance and best regards, Jagged -- valgrind python -c 'for i in range(1,1): print(i)' 2>&1 | grep error