It's out!
By Tommy A. Olsen. Wednesday, 14. October 2009, 08:49:10
Finally, we can officially release 10.10 Beta. You have all been really helpful with testing, and loads of improvements have been made across the board.
We've been working really hard on Unite before this release. The backend servers, and especially the proxy, have been almost completely rewritten, to gain more performance and reliability. The Unite applications have also been redesigned, with some nice features added. Overall, Unite has become even easier to use, more stable, faster, better™, so please download this build and use it! One word of caution though: If you've used Unite before, remove all traces of the old installation before installing this one. We can't guarantee that it works otherwise...
The beta build is mostly the same as the same as the previous snapshot, with some improvements to translations and installation.
Go grab it!
We've been working really hard on Unite before this release. The backend servers, and especially the proxy, have been almost completely rewritten, to gain more performance and reliability. The Unite applications have also been redesigned, with some nice features added. Overall, Unite has become even easier to use, more stable, faster, better™, so please download this build and use it! One word of caution though: If you've used Unite before, remove all traces of the old installation before installing this one. We can't guarantee that it works otherwise...
The beta build is mostly the same as the same as the previous snapshot, with some improvements to translations and installation.
Go grab it!



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Tamil # 14. October 2009, 09:03
Originally posted by toman:
Thanks.Nico # 14. October 2009, 09:03
archive1 # 14. October 2009, 09:06
- youtube autoreplay
- download youtube to hdd in mp4/hq
zoquete # 14. October 2009, 09:07
RSD # 14. October 2009, 09:10
d4rkn1ght # 14. October 2009, 09:13
Tommy A. Olsen # 14. October 2009, 09:13
I Say Thee Nay! # 14. October 2009, 09:18
Jakub Marton # 14. October 2009, 09:28
And finally The task manager.
Marcin # 14. October 2009, 09:42
Let's hope that this time Unite will rule
Vectronic # 14. October 2009, 09:44
In Opera:
1. Of the 1328 tracks I have in the folder it's using, only 2/3rds of them show up.
2. Although all 1328 have both IDv1 and IDv3 tags, it's only showing the tags for about a 1/8th of the songs (of the 2/3rd that it's showing)
3. Probably an inability, but some songs play in the Media Player, others, open the VLC plug-in to play them (CBR, VBR, ABR, doesn't seem to matter, but I suspect that's the problem, for the record they are all MP3, not WMV, OGG, or anything else renamed to have an MP3 extension)
4. Still haven't seen it use any Album art.
In Any Other Browser:
(Chrome 2.x, Firefox 3.5, Safari 4.0, IE8)
1. All tracks are displayed (yippee)
2. Not a single track will play.
Granted, it's looping back on itself, (Playing from the Same PC that's holding the content) but previously that didn't seem a problem (in the B1600, and B1700's)
Win XP SP3, yet to try Vista, or Win7
Megaf # 14. October 2009, 09:49
thanks!
Vygantas # 14. October 2009, 10:01
Will you add 10.10?
aust # 14. October 2009, 10:15
hurug # 14. October 2009, 10:21
Phred # 14. October 2009, 10:23
Ariesptn # 14. October 2009, 10:39
Originally posted by HellbillyDeluxe on Friday:
He was right.olli # 14. October 2009, 10:41
Sasquatch # 14. October 2009, 10:43
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=283139
and
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=284568
Bug # DSK-261395
Wade # 14. October 2009, 10:49
FI-NWPS HTTP site gives 'The requested URL /pub/www/browsers/Opera/linux/1010b1/beta1/en/i386/opera_10.10.4672.gcc4.qt3_i386.deb was not found on this server.'
ouzoWTF # 14. October 2009, 10:50
Sertse # 14. October 2009, 10:52
Still a great browser though. Can't yet to go back to using it.
Wade # 14. October 2009, 10:54
Alberto # 14. October 2009, 11:18
Anyone can help me how replace "search in page"?
Opera is the best!!!
Phred # 14. October 2009, 11:25
Originally posted by olli:
Fantastic news. I'll be hoping right along with you.Galileo # 14. October 2009, 11:28
Originally posted by alberto.stella:
Right click the toolbar>Customize>Appearance>Buttons>search and drag the search in page again, then click wiki search again>Customize>Appearance>remove from toolbar
Joonas Lehtolahti # 14. October 2009, 11:30
Originally posted by alberto.stella:
Go to Tools -> Options -> Search. There delete the extra search engine that has appeared and it should bring the search fields back normal. At least it did for me when I deleted the "Shopping" entry that was not there previously.
redpok # 14. October 2009, 11:45
patkoscsaba # 14. October 2009, 11:52
Galileo # 14. October 2009, 12:09
Jakub Marton # 14. October 2009, 12:10
Originally posted by redpok:
@translations - the same thing happened to me, try delete media player and install a new one.
Daniel James Hendrycks # 14. October 2009, 12:12
Vectronic # 14. October 2009, 12:16
Originally posted by redpok:
Version 3.8 of Media Player, fixed the weird (Japanese for me) symbols, and the {{plugin}} stuff.
However, it did not fix the Tag reading/displaying, most tracks are still just Track Name with no Artist even though they are tagged properly, and even the file names are Artist - Track.mp3 (which is what it should default to when tag reading fails)
EricJH # 14. October 2009, 12:18
Originally posted by olli:
That would be mighty good news.And of course congrats on the beta release.
zoquete # 14. October 2009, 12:22
Originally posted by redpok:
Not at this small size
Joonas Lehtolahti # 14. October 2009, 12:27
Originally posted by zoquete:
One can click on it to see bigger version that has the problems quite clearly visible.
samMD # 14. October 2009, 12:29
Jakub Marton # 14. October 2009, 12:31
Originally posted by Vectronic:
I've created an issue. I was able to play music in ff and ie8, but not in opera. You should create an issue too, about the rest of the stuff, but for me, I can confirm only the opera problem i've written there.
samMD # 14. October 2009, 12:31
hogehogehoge # 14. October 2009, 12:40
Wolf-2 # 14. October 2009, 12:40
sebt # 14. October 2009, 13:06
I'm a bit mystified why Opera would announce Unite to the wide world the second time round with one of its components so badly broken.
Here is the first blogpost about this, the are several other confirmations and further info later in the blog.
Ah well, roll on the next snapshot I guess...
Seb
Sasquatch # 14. October 2009, 13:08
Originally posted by zoquete:
Yes it does work: http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/3948/errorsthumb.jpg
Kai Ockendorf # 14. October 2009, 13:47
IKoke # 14. October 2009, 14:49
bob mackaucksky # 14. October 2009, 15:29
Kamalesh # 14. October 2009, 15:36
Originally posted by toman:
Can you clarify this for me? I should delete all the Unite Svcs/Apps first, then shut down Opera to upgrade manually?
Auto-update not an option...because I'm getting the updater dialog...?
I'm assuming this sequence is for this alpha/beta transition only...my parents/family aren't going to find this upgrade process fun.
donny85 # 14. October 2009, 15:36
(in case you don't want to downgrade qt to 4.5.2)
mkdir /tmp/_opera_workaround
cd /tmp/_opera_workaround
wget http://arm.kh.nu/extra/os/i686/qt-4.5.2-7-i686.pkg.tar.gz
tar vxzf qt-4.5.2-7-i686.pkg.tar.gz
sudo cp usr/lib/libQtCore.so.4.5.2 /usr/lib/opera/
sudo cp usr/lib/libQtGui.so.4.5.2 /usr/lib/opera/
cd ~
rm -r /tmp/_opera_workaround
and then run Opera using this command (forces Opera to use some older qt libraries):
LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/opera/libQtCore.so.4.5.2:/usr/lib/opera/libQtGui.so.4.5.2 /usr/bin/opera
Jeff ™ # 14. October 2009, 16:09
paulgca # 14. October 2009, 16:13