Installing Mosh Shell on Suse Linux

Last time around we installed the mosh shell on LMDE 201204, which I erroneously called Linux Mint 13 ... mea culpa. This time around going for an install on an OpenSuse Linux distribution. It follows my usual route of installing the base packages that are time consuming to install from the distributions repositories, and building from source the utility I'm going to use.

Made this one available as a GitHub gist:


sudo zypper in protobuf-devel ncurses-devel git zlib-devel utempter-devel perl-IO-Tty autoconf automake
git clone https://github.com/keithw/mosh
cd mosh
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install

Hope this is useful to others.

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