In SUSE Linux, you can install RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) files and packages using the zypper command.
Here’s an example of how to install an RPM file:
sudo zypper install package.rpm
Where package.rpm is the name of the RPM file that you want to install.
You can also install multiple RPM files at once by specifying each file name as a separate argument to the zypper install command:
sudo zypper install package1.rpm package2.rpm package3.rpm
In addition to installing individual RPM files, you can also install packages from a repository using the zypper command. To install a package from a repository, you’ll need to specify the name of the package and the repository where it can be found.
Here’s an example of how to install a package from a repository:
sudo zypper install package_name
Where package_name is the name of the package that you want to install.
Note that you must have the correct repositories added to your system before you can install packages from them. You can add repositories using the zypper addrepo command.
For more information on using the zypper command to install packages in SUSE Linux, you can refer to the zypper man page by running man zypper in the terminal.