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PIDGIN AND OPERA WEB BROWSERS HOW TO
PIDGIN AND OPERA WEB BROWSERS INSTALL
PIDGIN AND OPERA WEB BROWSERS 64 BIT
PIDGIN AND OPERA WEB BROWSERS UPDATE

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PIDGIN AND OPERA WEB BROWSERS INSTALL

Install each package with the following dpkg command (adapt the package names). To get Adobe Reader, see the AcrobatHowTo article for detailed instructions specific to your Ubuntu release.

Flash 10 is already available as 64-bit, but it does not work for me with Opera ().

To get Flash 9, get the "flashplugin-nonfree" package from, for i386.

You will want some compatibility-layers: sudo aptitude install ia32-libs To get 32bit plugins working in the 64bit Opera (There are other places to get better guides, but here is a quick run through.) Flash 10.0.32.18 is known to work with Opera 10.00. so to /usr/lib/opera/plugins/, and make sure that that directory is in Opera's plugin path (it should be by default). You can get the 64-bit Flash plugin from.

PIDGIN AND OPERA WEB BROWSERS 64 BIT

64-bitĪ 64 bit Linux version is available, you should get it automatically either from the repositories or from Opera If you get messages about unmet dependencies type: sudo apt-get -f installĪpt will then install the missing packages. deb package and double click on it to start the Gdebi. Save the file to somewhere you can find it, like the Desktop or your home directory. This site does not offer a choice between Shared Qt and Static Qt, so if you have a preference, use this directory (be sure to choose a. Go to Opera Download Site, choose your package, and pick a download mirror. Install after downloading deb package manually (If you get "The following packages cannot be authenticated" warnings, you'll also need this:) sudo apt-get install debian-archive-keyring It is advisable that you add the Opera GPG key. Add the following line if you want to get the newer alpha and beta releases instead. By default the sources repository is also added (which does not exist for Opera) so remove that. The line above will make sure you get all final public releases. The Canonical repository for Opera no longer works.

PIDGIN AND OPERA WEB BROWSERS HOW TO

There is a generic Opera repository available at (with full description of how to add it). sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade), Opera will be updated too without having to tend to Opera specifically.

PIDGIN AND OPERA WEB BROWSERS UPDATE

The reason it's recommended is that when you update the rest of your packages (e.g. Install opera for the shared version or opera-static for static version.

See this official documentation for information about adding repositories (it is easy). Try the other one if you run into installation or operational problems.

The shared version is probably better, as some of the resources it uses (e.g., RAM for the Qt libraries) can be reused by other applications. It integrates with the system, using whatever antialiasing setting you have for other Qt applications. Shared version: Opera uses the Qt installation on your system. It is a larger download, and it does not use antialiased fonts on menus or the file chooser, and uses aliasing in the browser window and most other interface elements. Static version: Opera has the Qt library built in. There are two basic types of installations, static and shared: The documentation for the "new Opera" can be found here: OperaBrowser.īe aware of that this documentation can be outdated, even for Opera 12. Although these are legacy versions, some prefer them as many features were removed when Opera introduced the "new Opera", starting at version 15 based on Chromium and the Blink engine. This documentation covers the "old Opera" based on the Presto engine, i.e.

Opera Segmentation Fault and Java crash with static version problem.

Setting Opera as default browser in GNOME.

Install after downloading deb package manually.