Transaction check error during google earth install
Please understand that I HAVE tried several searches, blogs etc. but want to ask here for specific reasons which are:
I've previously managed to foul up or entirely break my Fedora installation by following "solutions" posted elsewhere to problems encountered when installing google earth and which have sometimes involved editing files and permissions which, as a relative newbie to Linux, I've not understood but simply blindly followed. The results have not been good ;0)
I now have (yet another) new install of Fedora 23, fully up to date. Having previously had problems installing the Linux port of Google Earth, I decided to begin by downloading and saving the rpm rather than allow the default "software installer" to manage the process.
Once downloaded, I proceeded to install using "$ sudo dnf install <path to="" download.rpm="">"
The first thing that appeared is a long list of dependencices, which are now downloaded and held in a cache while I resolve the next step, which is the problem itself.
I have this message in the terminal:
Error: Transaction check error: file /usr/bin from install of google-earth-stable-7.1.4.1529-0.x86_64 conflicts with file from package filesystem-3.2-35.fc23.x86_64
Error Summary
I am a newbie but I suspect I don't want to simply start fiddling with what looks like a default/core Fedora package simply to allow the install to proceed (assuming it would). Could someone please provide some sort of overview of what the problem might be, and which tools/commands I should be using to trace and resolve the file conflicts?
