Real Player for linux

Team,
Is real player available for linux.
I can see on their website frontpage something for the mac os.
Regards
Suchak Jani

YEs, there is a Linux Version. SUSE 7.X comes packaged with it.
http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/download.pl
There is one link to a debian package. Do a search on Google and you will find many more.

Real has been horribly lax in their Linux support. Last time I checked, their Linux player was about 3 releases out of date and I couldn't get it to do anything but bomb in the latest Mozilla.
I was so irritated that I swore I'd buy the emulator that lets me use Windows Media Player under Linux and use THAT, but then Real announced the Helix (partially)-open-source initiative, so I'm hoping better times are ahead.

Team,
Here is my question then,
Is there any other way for me to listen and watch news on sites like BBC news home page.
I know most probably the answer is no , but still i asked.
Regards
Suchak Jani

Not unless they change the format in which they stream their video or unless you can find another player on Linux that supports the REAL format.

Bliss!
I found a Linux copy of Real Player 8 at http://www.real.com . It's well hidden - as are all the freebie players. I tracked it down via the support page, which had a link to a download page. If you select Unix/Linux for Pentium, you'll get passed to a location that has the Real Players that are independently supported. A download and install of the RPM for Linux 2.x did the trick.
BBC TV comes up a treat now, as does DWTV (Deutsche Welle).
Only thing left out it how to make it run as a Mozilla plugin. The RealPlayer plugin install is for Netscape, and while there's some cases where Mozilla shares resources with Netscape, this doesn't appear to be one. Until I figure it out, I'll be content to run Real as an external player.