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Got it! For each widget, Opera creates a subdirectory in your home. It also creates a subdirectory called .opera-widgets, and places an executable launching the widget in this directory's bin subdirectory.
If you simply launch the binary files, they complain about Opera already running.
If you launch them as <widget binary> -pd <widget's subdirectory created inside ~/.opera> they start just fine.
If you simply launch the binary files, they complain about Opera already running.
If you launch them as <widget binary> -pd <widget's subdirectory created inside ~/.opera> they start just fine.
...? No.