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Post #3761171 I think the Sunspider tests are much better as they test some real world examples…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	UNIX 10.50 (Evenes) work in progress	Sun at 10:22
Post #3753131 OMG! It's... FAST! And you guys got the bloody Flash plugin to work. Three cheers for Evenes! :D fast but not amazingly fast http://service.futuremark.com/peacekeeper/results.action?key=2bWM I als ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	UNIX 10.50 (Evenes) work in progress	Sat at 10:19
Post #3653251 I don't have a link for peacekeeper http://service.futuremark.com/peacekeeper/ (it's the first hit in google ;) )…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	UNIX 10.50 (Evenes) work in progress	Dec 23 2009
Post #3652951 Not to mention you can customize Linux any way you want. With a little reading, you can even create your own kernel that is completely customized for your hardware. I'd like to see someone in that o ...…	arghwashier	Linux	What's so great about Linux?	Dec 23 2009
Post #3642281 The other side of it, is that the Qt revisions keep getting pumped out with substantial revisions and keeping up...and keeping them tested to be working is probably a nightmare. Qt said they didn't ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	UNIX 10.50 (Evenes) work in progress	Dec 22 2009
Post #3633881 don't disable the xft fonts but the core X fonts ;)…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Ugly fonts	Dec 22 2009
Post #3633761 Well I tried it on windows and Evenes crashed about 4 times in just as many minutes, so I guess it isn't really usable yet. What do do really hope for Linux though is that finally the nix version will ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	UNIX 10.50 (Evenes) work in progress	Dec 22 2009
Post #3617231 try a fresh user…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Can images be smoothed (bilinear filtering?) when zooming on the page?	Dec 20 2009
Post #3616891 These are exactly the same keys Opera is using to zoom in and out. If I press "+" i.e., I can see that Opera is zooming-in the page - the percentage in the bottom right corner of the browser is rising ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Can images be smoothed (bilinear filtering?) when zooming on the page?	Dec 20 2009
Post #3616741 in kwin 'windows key' + '=' to zoom in and 'windows key' + '-' to zoom out …	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Can images be smoothed (bilinear filtering?) when zooming on the page?	Dec 20 2009
Post #3616461 Like I said use a compositing window manager to zoom: [IMG=http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/9889/snapshot2hw.png] (that's a nice ass btw ;) )…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Can images be smoothed (bilinear filtering?) when zooming on the page?	Dec 20 2009
Post #3616191 I think Opera nowadays just seems to use the desktop default, on my desktop pdf are opened with gimp too, not only when I open them from Opera edit, I fixed my desktop and now okular is the default f ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	How to edit the open with defaults.	Dec 20 2009
Post #3588351 JoanRC, Why are you using mandriva 2009 spring, 2010 is much better ;) Read all about it here http://forum.mandriva.com/viewtopic.php?t=121899 and here http://forum.mandriva.com/viewtopic.php?t=121 ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	How do I import settings from Vista Opera to Mandriva Opera?	Dec 17 2009
Post #3542371 both kwin and compiz have a zoom function it is very smooth and they make images scale very well…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Can images be smoothed (bilinear filtering?) when zooming on the page?	Dec 12 2009
Post #3524331 I found the image scaling of opera/linux to be far inferior to the windows version but as a workaround I use a compositing window manager (compiz or kwin with desktop effects), then the image scaling ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Can images be smoothed (bilinear filtering?) when zooming on the page?	Dec 10 2009
Post #3488361 nope still doesn't reproduce…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Fonts disappearing	Dec 7 2009
Post #3487331 Opera-10.20.4744.gcc4.qt4_i386 on Slackware 13.0 with Qt 4.6.0 I can reproduce the bug: 1. Launch Opera 2. Open http://freshmeat.net/ or https://fossbazaar.org/ 3. Save the file (Ctrl+S) 4. Reload t ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Fonts disappearing	Dec 7 2009
Post #3468901 JoanRC, Why are you using mandriva 2009 spring, 2010 is much better ;)…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	How do I import settings from Vista Opera to Mandriva Opera?	Dec 6 2009
Post #3437351 it happened again for me today too with the latest snapshot (4744), it happened when I was running a gnome session. The opera style was the default (not running with -systemstyle) and the qtstyle syst ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Fonts disappearing	Dec 3 2009
Post #3281471 [author] why was this thread locked? http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=308321 and why am I being referred to the chinese section of my opera? I can' t access half the site!…	arghwashier	Opera's Web sites: Feedback, questions and discussions	why was this thread locked	Nov 23 2009
Post #3265331 Okay so i't the last 5 feeds for the desktop team (all after "a lucky build?") which have .cn. in referring url…	arghwashier	Opera's Web sites: Feedback, questions and discussions	Communist style censorship appears to be coming to the EUSSR too	Nov 22 2009
Post #3265261 The problem appears to be that all the feeds from the desktop team now look like this: http://my.cn.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/4585422 is this an opera bug or opera website bug?…	arghwashier	Opera's Web sites: Feedback, questions and discussions	Communist style censorship appears to be coming to the EUSSR too	Nov 22 2009
Post #3265211 [author] I am being redirected to the following page when trying to access certain parts of my opera, I know the EUSSR isn´t a beacon fof freedom, enlightenment and reason but this is ridiculous! http://my.cn ...…	arghwashier	Opera's Web sites: Feedback, questions and discussions	Communist style censorship appears to be coming to the EUSSR too	Nov 22 2009
Post #3265191 Although Europe is turning towards socialism rapidly I still do not know what it is like to live in a real socialist hell hole until today as Opera seems to think I am in China and half the site is bl ...…	arghwashier	Opera Mini	Please don't force us to use the China version	Nov 22 2009
Post #3235211 I think what opera is doing would be like borrowing money from the bank when it's short, so it doesn't have to cut into its savings.... ps: I have ran a lot of apps through valgrind and by far opera ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	o10-qt4 linux: giant memory leak	Nov 19 2009
Post #3233342 I have no problems using firefox or chrome, I can use them for long periods without the system of the browser ever slowing down, not so with opera which I have to kill every 20-30 minutes because the ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	o10-qt4 linux: giant memory leak	Nov 19 2009
Post #3232962 well I have been running opera in valgrind on a low mem vbox/mandriva 2010/x86_64 and no leaks are detected, eventhough I am swapping like crazy maybe opera is just too memory aggressive in clinging o ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	o10-qt4 linux: giant memory leak	Nov 19 2009
Post #3231242 To be honest I haven't seen the problem is ages which makes me wonder if the bug isn't in some specific version of system library, this might explain why it was never reproduced.... …	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Fonts disappearing	Nov 19 2009
Post #3206812 Have you paid attention to what happens to Opera's memory usage when additional programs are started? I gather from reading these boards that Opera will "give up" memory to any other program that call ...…	arghwashier	Opera browser	Opera using mega amounts of memory	Nov 17 2009
Post #3183462 @Bumadar, same bug as squall23 and veall, for a solution see above…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera10_Qt4_x86-64: strange problem, can't close tabs, can't quit........	Nov 14 2009
Post #3183364 you are affected by the qt4.5.3 bug see my comments earlier in this thread or use the latest snapshot of opera to work around the qt bug…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera10_Qt4_x86-64: strange problem, can't close tabs, can't quit........	Nov 14 2009
Post #3182816 We use Qt4 to keep the system look the same. It's already a disaster for GTK users that Opera uses Qt. To have two different looks next to GTK is even worse. why, qgtkstyle is very good (recently I ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera10_Qt4_x86-64: strange problem, can't close tabs, can't quit........	Nov 13 2009
Post #3182174 ubuntu doesnt have 4.5.3 but .2 and the bug in mdv's qt4.5.3 has been fixed…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera10_Qt4_x86-64: strange problem, can't close tabs, can't quit........	Nov 13 2009
Post #3181372 It's because of memory leaks, I believe, it can take a while before all memory has been freed again…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera continues to run after closing	Nov 12 2009
Post #3179849 good you solved it...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	[solved] weird behaviour of opera - libaudio and the qt theme	Nov 10 2009
Post #3179841 did you guys test with the latest build (4694) too already? …	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera10_Qt4_x86-64: strange problem, can't close tabs, can't quit........	Nov 10 2009
Post #3179804 maybe opera disabled the style option for 10.01 too? I am not sure...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	[solved] weird behaviour of opera - libaudio and the qt theme	Nov 10 2009
Post #3179777 http://my.opera.com/ruario/blog/2009/11/09/qt-styles…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	[solved] weird behaviour of opera - libaudio and the qt theme	Nov 10 2009
Post #3178743 no :( on the less powerful machines I switched to chrome at least I can surf without having to restart every 20 minutes or so…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	o10-qt4 linux: giant memory leak	Nov 9 2009
Post #3177361 @borda, you also have a different problem than the opening poster, you have a problem with qt4.5.3 which misses some patch, grab the latest opera snapsho to workaround the problem or get debian to fix ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera10_Qt4_x86-64: strange problem, can't close tabs, can't quit........	Nov 8 2009
Post #3176693 Well, that definitely isn't what I experience. I agree that Qt4 builds were rough around the edges at the beginning, but I think most of the kinks have been ironed out. I was of the same opinion b ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Why distribute Qt3 builds by default to Ubuntu users, while most of them have Qt4?	Nov 7 2009
Post #3176692 the update to qt4.5.3…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera10_Qt4_x86-64: strange problem, can't close tabs, can't quit........	Nov 7 2009
Post #3176671 it could only have happened if he runs some prerelease of qt I've installed Mandriva 2010.0 and it's included Qt 4.5.3. I tested with latest Opera qt4 build, and still had problem! the update was o ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Opera10_Qt4_x86-64: strange problem, can't close tabs, can't quit........	Nov 7 2009
Post #3176669 Just my 5 cents in this thread 0. Opera generally has smallest memory print among another good browsers (FF, GC, SF). At least I believe it was that (dropped to use OP since 9.5) 1. I do not see gian ...…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	o10-qt4 linux: giant memory leak	Nov 7 2009
Post #3174862 -1 I really hate it when ff or chrome do this, many times I open a page find it uninteresting and close only to find I have to launch the entire browser again. -1 I really hate this idea, - a lot real ...…	arghwashier	Desktop wish-list	close the program when the last tab is closed	Nov 5 2009
Post #3174372 I have guess I have had opera use up to 4GB's too, though I didn't check my system was to slow and I simply killed opera (took a long time to kill though...) but the problem really depends on the site ...…	arghwashier	Opera browser	Opera using mega amounts of memory	Nov 5 2009
Post #3174369 opera 64 bits has been a reality for a long time http://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/linux/950/final/en/x86_64/ if only you would run a real os :p…	arghwashier	Desktop wish-list	64bit OPERA Petition !	Nov 5 2009
Post #3174204 maybe the bug got fixed in qt4.5.3 ubuntu still uses 4.5.2 (in spite of what the version number says)…	arghwashier	Opera for UNIX - Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD	Fonts disappearing	Nov 5 2009
Post #3174198 Look at the data, it is not virtual memory only it is reserved too which is absurdly high. We are swapping because of opera and repeatedly have to kill it to be able to use the computer normally…	arghwashier	Opera browser	Opera using mega amounts of memory	Nov 5 2009
Post #3173276 As Purdi said, I also don't see why this is an issue unless Opera's memory use causes the computer to slow down or crash. Memory is there to be used. Of you would have read the link I posted you wo ...…	arghwashier	Opera browser	Opera using mega amounts of memory	Nov 4 2009

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