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John

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Posted: Oct. 04 2005,06:42

Please test the new Opera 8.50 Web Browser UCI extension and let us know how it performs.

ftp://ibiblio.org/pub....850.uci
ftp://ibiblio.org/pub....ci.info
ftp://ibiblio.org/pub....i.level
ftp://ibiblio.org/pub....md5.txt

Edited by John on Oct. 05 2005,01:50

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Posted: Oct. 04 2005,08:01

in the ftp the files are dated 4 oct 2004

John

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Posted: Oct. 04 2005,11:19

I'm seeing 10/04/05.

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Posted: Oct. 05 2005,01:15

When I use Opera 8.5, it works, but I have the following problems:

This error appears when Opera starts:

I couldn't transfer my plugins to /opt/opera850/lib/opera/plugins, which is read-only even in root. This also happens with the Firefox 1.0.6 extension.

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Posted: Oct. 05 2005,01:46

UCI files are read-only no matter what...they're like cdroms in that respect.
One thing I've been thinking about is the possibility of creating an /opt/opera_plugins directory in user.tar.gz, with /opt/opera850/lib/opera/plugins being a symlink to this directory. In this way the main application is read-only and umount-able, and the plugins directory is writeable so you can add more to it. This could work for other uci apps' plugins, too.

Another possibility, for the sake of a cleaner /opt, could be a universal /opt/plugins directory in which apps add their plugins (/opt/plugins/firefox, /opt/plugins/opera, /opt/plugins/audacity...). Just a passing thought.

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