Opera-related in ArchLinux
By looking in terminal using yaourt -Ss opera, I found Opera Web Browser and its related softwares. All are available in Arch User Repository (AUR).
- aur/opera 10.60-3 (1357)
- A fast and secure web browser and Internet suite.
- aur/opera-adblock 2010.07.04-1 (71)
- Fanboy’s AdBlock Filterset for Opera.
- aur/opera-adblock-complete 2010.07.04-1 (151)
- Fanboy’s AdBlock Filterset for Opera including Stat/Tracking Filters.
- aur/opera-beta 10.60b1-1 (Out of Date) (70)
- A fast and secure web browser and Internet suite. Beta release version.
- aur/opera-devel 10.70_6396-1 (339)
- A fast and secure web browser and Internet suite. Development/Snapshot version.
- aur/opera-i18n 10.60-1 (34)
- Language packs for Opera.
- aur/opera-mini 5.0.18635-1 (Out of Date) (27)
- Opera-mini (Mobile Edition).
- aur/opera-mobile 10-1 (4)
- Opera Mobile 10 and the Opera Widgets Mobile Emulator on your desktop.
I tried to install some of them
yaourt -S opera opera-adblock-complete opera-devel opera-mini opera-mobile
I think Opera-development-version will override the stable version, based on my previous experiences. I know there is a command line in Linux to create new profile for each Opera version.
Then, add Web Accessibility Toolbar created by Steve Faulkner at paciellogroup.com.
Needs SEO features? You should check SEOBar for Opera, userjs script by puzzleclub.ru.
But hey, I’m not an Opera evangelist (Dani Iswara .Net).
dani on July 16, 2010 at 17:39:19 using Opera 10.70 on GNU/Linux:
Testing the new Opera 10.70 development version.
jenggo on July 17, 2010 at 00:55:33 using GNU IceCat 3.6.3 on Zenwalk GNU Linux:
Opera Mini? And yet Opera Mobile emulator? Really hate you Archie! :D
How it run? With Java? Opera Mini i mean.
dani on July 17, 2010 at 03:54:41 using Firefox 3.6.6 on Arch Linux:
jenggo,
this is the screenshot-Opera Mini & mobile, 99KB, 800x469px, in my public Picasa. Ya it’s running smoothly on Java (openjdk6-6.b18_0.hg_20100715-1).