Further more, you have two repos which will conflict with each other:
1- Videolan
2- Packman
So remove videolan, and keep packman and also enable it.
Next if you are using any community softwares, so also enable KDE community repo.

Now, if you want to upgrade to KDE4.4 b2, so you have to enable these repos:
1- Two repos from this post mentioned above in the post.
2- OSS
3- Non-OSS
4- Update
5- Packman
And i am sure, there will be no issues.

Let us know about your progress and which KDE version you are using now.
If you have any issues, you are always welcome to ask here.

Good luck.

Thanks again!

>I am not sure, why it is not recognized. It is working fine here. Can you just copy it and put it in the browser address bar and try.
DONE. Apparently it doesn’t have a “libmysqlclient.so.16()(64-bit)” library file needed to update Amarok and other files. But if I say yes, that’s the same move that killed my system last time by asking if I wanted to break dependencies on all the other KDE software.

>How you refresh it?
BY CLICKING on the Refresh button in the Yast2 > ‘Configure Software
Repos’ dialog.

>What about other KDE repos?
THEY have also been refreshed the same way, and in every way that can
be refreshed when enabled and not.

>Do you have them enabled? check them.
JUST the KDE43 repo, which I labeled “KDE_433_update_a” just to distinguish it.

>What this command says: zypper lr –details;
> How about this command: zypper dup
“zypper lr –details” returns an error and suggests I use “zypper repos” which did work. “zypper dup” returns the same request for a “libmysqlclient.so.16()(64-bit)” file not present.

>And make sure, you added the above repos and priority is set to 99.
DONE.

>And also check that other KDE repos are disabled, other wise you will get a bunch of dependency issues.
DONE.

>NOTE: I have just checked both, working fine and up. Also showing KDE4.4 packages in YaST.
MY ‘SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT’ DIALOG looks like when I select “Switch System Packages’, giving me the same “libmysqlclient.so.16()(64-bit)” warning.

>Have you tried this tutorial for KDE4.3.4: http://anl4u.com/?p=220
YES, it’s exactly right, thanks for posting.

>Any problems while upgrading to KDE4.3.4?
APPEARS to be a dependency or library issue.

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I know you’re not tech support, but I’m sure there’s something simple
happening here. I reformatted and reinstalled 11.2 this morning just
to make sure I wasn’t working with an altered system. I can live with
4.3.1, but since this seems so simple the way you described, I would
like to be able to occasionally upgrade KDE over the long distro
upgrade period.

How you refresh it? What about other KDE repos? Do you have them enabled? check them.
What this command says:

zypper lr –details

How about this command:

zypper dup

And make sure, you added the above repos and priority is set to 99. And also check that other KDE repos are disabled, other wise you will get a bunch of dependency issues.

NOTE: I have just checked both, working fine and up. Also showing KDE4.4 packages in YaST.

Have you tried this tutorial for KDE4.3.4:
http://anl4u.com/?p=220
Any problems while upgrading to KDE4.3.4.

Followed your directions exactly, but what am I doing wrong?