It is assumed that bibledit will be installed on a standard installation of the operating system, with KDE desktop. As such an installation does not provide all what bibledit needs, development tools and libraries have to be installed.
* Click the Suse icon, at the bottom left.
* Click Control Center.
* In the KDE Control Center, click YaST2 modules.
* Click Software.
* Click Software.
* Choose Administrator Mode and provide the administrator's password.
* In the Install and Remove Software window, set the Filter to Selections.
* Tick the options C/C++ Compiler and Tools.
* Tick GNOME Development.
* Set the Filter to Package Groups.
* Scroll the window down a bit.
* Under Productivity, click Databases.
* At the right side, scroll the window down.
* Tick sqlite-devel.
* Maximize the window so that all buttons become visible.
* Click button Accept.
* In the Changed Packages window, that comes up, click button Continue.
The installer will take a while to update the system. Insert installation media as needed. Close the window when through.
* Open a terminal by clicking the Konsole icon, the third one from the left at the bottom.
* Install scripturechecks.
* Install bibledit.
* Install Java.
* Install FOP.