Installing New Software 134 Getting Started Guide The package list on the left side of the kpackage window moves to show you the package name you entered. (See Figure 67.) FIGURE 67.  Searching for packages helps you locate details about software installed on your OpenLinux system. In addition to packages, you can search for files within packages. This is very helpful when you see a file on your OpenLinux system, but you don’t know what its purpose is. Use the kpackage utility to search for the file, so you can learn what package the file is part of. CAUTION: Don’t delete an individual file in OpenLinux unless you are familiar with the purpose of that file. Instead, search for the file using kpackage and uninstall the complete software package if you don’t need it any longer. To search for a file to determine which package it belongs to: 1. From the KDE main menu, select COAS|kpackage. 2. If prompted, enter the root password. 3. Choose File|Find File. A search dialog box appears. 4. Enter the name of the file that you want to search for.