Hi guys, I was just surprised to see that the Opera 7 Installer (without Java) runs perfectly and installs Op7. After that I was even more surprised to see that also Opera itself starts without any modifications needed as wine opera.exe. But surfing a little around I found some problems, for which perhaps anyone here has a solution? - sadly it crashes every now and then. I suspect something with dhtml, a site where it always crashes (unlike under win) is mozillas devedge-site (to be found over mozilla.org, I don't remember the correct address). Is there some way to locate what causes this problems and to see if it could be fixed easily? - when downloading a file, it's first impossible to save it (at least for me). I have to go through Advanced->save always as->enter my downloaddir, then it works for that particular file type - on right click+mouse wheel to change tab the context menu comes up, which disturbs the gesture But I think it's great to see Opera running so easy out of the box! Perhaps anyone has further ideas! Greetings, Joost
You do know there is a Linux version of Opera don't you? Op maandag 24 februari 2003 19:03, schreef Ebadu:> Hi guys, > I was just surprised to see that the Opera 7 Installer (without Java) runs > perfectly and installs Op7. After that I was even more surprised to see > that also Opera itself starts without any modifications needed as wine > opera.exe. But surfing a little around I found some problems, for which > perhaps anyone here has a solution? > > - sadly it crashes every now and then. I suspect something with dhtml, a > site where it always crashes (unlike under win) is mozillas devedge-site > (to be found over mozilla.org, I don't remember the correct address). Is > there some way to locate what causes this problems and to see if it could > be fixed easily? > > - when downloading a file, it's first impossible to save it (at least for > me). I have to go through Advanced->save always as->enter my downloaddir, > then it works for that particular file type > > - on right click+mouse wheel to change tab the context menu comes up, which > disturbs the gesture > > But I think it's great to see Opera running so easy out of the box! > Perhaps anyone has further ideas! > Greetings, Joost
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