01-16-2015
You are trying to install a package from whitebox linux, a redhat-based distribution that's been defunct for almost a decade, on modern debian. That's not going to work.
Find the equivalent package for your distribution.
Also, you should probably follow the advice above and use the proper package manager for your distribution instead of forcing RPM's by hand.
Furthermore, now that you know what's missing, you may have more luck getting it to work in 64-bit.
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APPER(1) KDE User's Manual APPER(1)
NAME
apper - An application and package manager using PackageKit
SYNOPSIS
apper [--updates] [--settings] [--backend-details] [--install-mime-type mime-type] [--install-package-name name] [--install-provide-file
file] [--install-font-resource font] [--install-catalog file] [--remove-package-by-file filename] [KDE Generic Options]
[Qt Generic Options]
DESCRIPTION
Apper is the KDE interface for PackageKit
Apper is able to manage packages, applications and updates in a cross-distribution way thanks to the PackageKit project.
It is providing Linux users a single application that they can learn and use in whatever distribution they are.
OPTIONS
--updates
Show available updates
--settings
Show Apper configuration page.
--backend-details name
Display information about the backend PackageKit uses at time.
--install-mime-type mime-type
Call the mime-type installer.
--install-package-name name
Install package with the name name.
--install-provide-file file
Install package providing file file.
--install-font-resource font
Install a font resource.
--install-catalog file
Install the package catalog in file.
--remove-package-by-file filename
Remove a package containing file filename.
SEE ALSO
More information about Apper can be found at the Apper website[1].
AUTHORS
The maintainer of Apper is Daniel Nicoletti dantti12@gmail.com; This manual page was written by Matthias Klumpp matthias@tenstral.net.
AUTHORS
Daniel Nicoletti <dantti12@gmail.com>
Author.
Matthias Klumpp <matthias@tenstral.net>
Author.
NOTES
1. the Apper website
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Apper?content=84745
K Desktop Environment 2011-10-10 APPER(1)