Which GUI program to install RPM in OpenSuse Leap 42.1?

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Alexey Kot2016-04-06 10:29:22

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Alexey Kot, 2016-04-06 10:29:22

Hey!
Installed OpenSuse Leap 42.1 with KDE5 after working on debian-based distros for a long time (although I had a nice time with SuSE 9.2 in the good old days). There were a lot of stupid questions. I google a lot, but often the guides cover old versions of OpenSuse, which is not reflected in the new Leap.
Now I came across that I am downloading RPM distributions of programs and by default there is no graphical installer. Of course, I figured out how to install with zypper in the console. But still it is somehow not very user-friendly. Is it possible to install some kind of graphical wrapper? In older versions there was Apper, but as I understand now, some kind of incompatibility with KDE5 has turned out and it is gone.
I ask with an eye that some of my friends / colleagues may have to install OpenSuse and I don’t want to immediately send them to the console because of such simple things.

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Conacry, 2016-04-06
@Conacry

If I'm not mistaken, Yast allows you to install packages.

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Vladimir Kuzin, 2016-04-06
@Bobson8

You can use Synaptic, if you are familiar with debian distributions, then it will be easy for you.