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Saus 03-28-2001 04:48 AM

I downloaded Opera for use with Linux 6.2

However I cannot load it onto the system.

Has anybody had any luck with Opera???

Thankd

CragStar 03-28-2001 12:47 PM

I'm sure that if you describe the installation process and where it went wrong thwn we may be able to help. Did you download a .tar or was it a shell installer?

Saus 04-12-2001 05:09 AM

Opera
 
I downloaded all versions off the opera web site. I am running 6.2.

When I go through file manager and find the file on the mounted device and work my way down to the install option. I find the install.sh file ( it appears to be the only one which resembles an executable) I double click on it and it advises me that there is nothing to be done.

I guess the first question is what version should I be using? A dynamic or static version? and the option of B7 PPC or X86?

Again any help appreciated

homer 04-17-2001 03:36 PM

opera
 
The static version does not require qt 2.2 to be installed.
this one should work if you are not sure.
if you are using Redhat/Mandrake get the rpm it's easier
I used the tar ball and start it from the terminal.(i was only playing with it too see it work and did not copy the
./opera to the /user/bin.)

Saus 04-17-2001 11:15 PM

have the file - what is the command you are using to run the program?

I still cannot get it to run. I would have thought running the install.sh file would have produced better results than a message of nothing to be done.

Thanks

CragStar 04-18-2001 05:12 PM

Did you run the file in a terminal window? If not try it that way.

homer 04-18-2001 09:23 PM

from a terminal type "./opera"
you could create a desktopp app for it.
or move the executable to /user/local/bin if you dont want to include the path to it or cd to it in a terminal


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