More unite builds

Readers' comments

Comments left by My Opera members under the original post: the first 50, as archived.

• Galileo1. October 2009, 15:12

  

• Khaled-Khalil1. October 2009, 15:13

  

• Tamil1. October 2009, 15:15

  

• davidtsunamy1. October 2009, 15:51

  Nice Unix Work!!!!!

• zombie1. October 2009, 16:20

  This post isn't on the blog front page....
  http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/

• superici1. October 2009, 16:27

  

• Robert901. October 2009, 16:30

  Waiting for the qt4 rpm build Can we expect them today or do we have to wait till tomorrow?

• fearphage1. October 2009, 16:57

  Fixed Bug CORE-23769 (Don't allow recursion in click -> onclick -> click -> onclick -> click -> ...)

  Nice! and timely too... I like

• kubm1. October 2009, 17:04

  great! and again, the build is there one day sooner

• Arguggi1. October 2009, 17:04

  
  
  Downloading

• andrewsam1. October 2009, 17:05

  auto-updated like 15 mins back.. even before the blog showed up... cool guys

• andrewsam1. October 2009, 17:09

  "Updated the Opera Debian repository signing key in the .deb packages"
  
  Wow this is good. Let me check if updating via package manager works now

• Bill_P1. October 2009, 17:12

  x11 system tray icon much nicer (completely filled, sharper edges) in previous release

• mlouis1. October 2009, 17:16

  nice for the x11 system tray icon

• Z1-AV691. October 2009, 17:22

  Media Player 3.2 still doesn't work, apparently it cannot open any folder with media files in it.
  
  Could we please get a way to downgrade Unite apps?

• killerrabbit1. October 2009, 17:23

  

• thetomster1. October 2009, 17:30

  runs smoothly in linux mint gloria

• Tubis1. October 2009, 17:45

  How about gcc4 qt4 .deb build?

• piroxicam1. October 2009, 17:46

  Thanks for the build.
  I have one bug in the last three builds. If our Bookmarks menu has more than 1 page, it is drawn above the other menus, Before this bug, it was drawn just under the words Bookmarks, Widgets, Tools...
  
  Look at the photo:
  

• Doliprane1. October 2009, 17:49

  thankozzzzzz
  
  I think there'll be another one tomorrow

• mgillespie1. October 2009, 17:56

  These small fixes are nice an all, but I really wanting some fixes to the inconsistent user interface, that seems to have been heading downhill for sometime.
  
  For example, I can add most things to the panel, but not Feeds. Why is that? Glaring inconsistency....

• ferrisnox1. October 2009, 18:06

  Thanks seems stable. With so much time spent on Unite I would love to see what the numbers are far as the pay-off. Honestly I'm not sure its worth it as a feature, but I would love to be wrong. I would like to see Google mail added as a web email type available. You know small things... small things add up to the big user experience not necessarily one jaw dropping feature? Something about all your eggs in a basket?
  
  I would argue users like a product because of all of the small features and general flow/feel of an application. Look at Firefox I could do everything in it I can in Opera, but I don't use it. There is no single feature in Opera that makes me prefer it... its a combination of things... food for thought, I guess.

• rseiler1. October 2009, 18:09

  Originally posted by fearphage:

  Fixed Bug CORE-23769 (Don't allow recursion in click -> onclick -> click -> onclick -> click -> ...) Nice! and timely too... I like

  
  What is this fix about?
  

• kamalesh1. October 2009, 18:10

  Thx for the focus on crashers, Helge.
  
  Any plans to isolate plug-in crashes like Safari/SnowLeop without restarts? Is that an OS integration or have you crazy guys thought of another clever way to manage that annoying behavior from buggy plug-ins (before we get to HTML5 video-tag heaven?
  
  Auto-update box position refinement:
  I've noticed when setting=Opera prompt on exit, the auto-update dialog hides the exit-prompt dialog (since it's smaller). When user clicks on install-now after the update progress finishes, it doesn't switch the focus to the exit-prompt dialog box...so, unless you cancel the autoupdate-install box, you never see the exit-prompt box that's stopping Opera from exiting and updating itself. The user will keep clicking on "install now" and nothing happens. Freaky.
  (OSX-intel v10.6.1)

• Galileo1. October 2009, 18:24

  There is a problem with the avatar on Messenger service http://admin.home.galileo.operaunite.com/file_sharing/content/Clip_2.jpg and will Messenger handle MyOpera chat's between your friends instead of Opera Messenger?
  
  Also i don't the icon should get this color when i press it to login to Unite http://admin.home.galileo.operaunite.com/file_sharing/content/Clip_3.jpg

• BergRace1. October 2009, 18:39

  How about giving us a snapshot for the regular 10.0 build implementing your bug-fixes?
  
  J.

• celiochido1. October 2009, 18:46

  Waiting for the qt4 deb
  
  les agradeceria la build XD XD

• juksu1. October 2009, 19:02

  Updated the Opera Debian repository signing key in the .deb packages

  
  
  Good, but why tehere are not seamesly repository in other distros like Fedora(rpm.opera.com ETC.) anoying to download all builds manually.

• Vectronic1. October 2009, 19:03

  Originally posted by Filip007:

  why use my system to share data to friends or someone else this is the next pirate bay maybe?

  
  Because you don't have to use TPB, RapidShare, Flickr, etc and you can edit the shared files whenever you want without having to re-upload, or edit some on-line website. It's also much easier to control who gets to download/view what you share.
  
  Although until Unite is more robust (if it ever gets there) I'll stick with my own FTP because it can handle more than 500 files at a time, and allows for more control over bandwidth, and security.

• tim711. October 2009, 19:10

  It just looks like DSK-267032 is also got fixed...

• Micky1. October 2009, 19:16

  Change Unite attention icon on Windows.

  What do you mean? Icon in Status bar is still the same for me.
  
  Please make three icons: Link, Unite, Turbo behave the same. I mean:
  - why are Link and Unite "disabled" and Turbo is "off"?
  - why do Link and Unite get green when pressed on arrow, but not Turbo?
  - why are Link and Unite styled as buttons when placed on Address Bar, but not Turbo?
  
  Also when hovering over background tabs, there is about 4 or 5px error; hovering on left edge of a tab makes its right tab active!
  
  [Sytem: WinXP_sp3, default Opera settings and UI]
  
  PS: I'm sure those are known bugs? If anyone knows for solution (skin.ini), please let me know. Here or in the forums (1, 2).

• mutley902101. October 2009, 19:19

  Just wish that i could send SMS from http://www.clickatell.com. Been unable to do this since the first beta of 10 was posted. Have to use Chrome for this function.
  
  How do you post a screen shot into this reply window??
  
  

• paulg_ca1. October 2009, 19:20

  It looks like DSK-266476 didn't get fixed, but then again I didn't expect to be fixed since there is no Solaris build.
  
  I am expecting to see some major fixes in the next build. I don't have a inside source but I do see a pattern!

• jarinkirill1. October 2009, 19:38

  "Latest Snapshot" sidebar in this and Opera Unite Team blogs is not updated.

• MetalRaise1. October 2009, 19:39

  Originally posted by mutley90210:

  How do you post a screen shot into this reply window??

  
  

  [IMG=http://www.example.com/image.jpg]

  
  You can upload the screenshot itself to your My Opera files.

• patkoscsaba1. October 2009, 19:42

  

• zikzakatak1. October 2009, 19:43

  testing once again...

• patkoscsaba1. October 2009, 19:52

  Use X11 based system tray icon (working towards better compatibility with more desktop environments)

  
  Hmm ... I kind of get used with a half-dark-gray box in tray icon's background. It was ugly but bearable ...
  Now it's HORRIBLE! I has a light-gray-almost-white background!!! It is like a turned on light in my tray!!!
  
  Linux build (obviously), QT4/64bits/KDE4.3.1

• kyleabaker1. October 2009, 19:56

  Thanks for the Unix fixes especially!

• kamalesh1. October 2009, 19:58

  Btw, I was using build 6693 on OSX v10.5.8 and I upgraded to v10.6.1 last night, and it seemed to blow out a majority of my favicons somehow. I obviously can't try to reproduce, but I thought I'd mention to see if any other Mac builds had the same outcome after upgrading to SL.
  
  When I auto-upgraded to build 6711, not seeing the favicons being fixed...
  
  EDIT: I didn't open Opera before updating from v10.6.0 -> v10.6.1, so maybe it's a 6.1 issue...not sure.

• Vectronic1. October 2009, 19:58

  Originally posted by Micky:

  - why are Link and Unite "disabled" and Turbo is "off"? ... etc

  
  Link & Unite are sort of external to the main purpose of Opera which is a web browser, Turbo affects web browsing directly, sort of like say Hard Drive encryption would be enabled, or disabled, but DMA or (HD based) Memory Cache would be on or off.
  
  This isn't an official explanation by any means, but that's the reasoning I presume is behind it.
  

• arnymars1. October 2009, 19:59

  Doesn't work "Delete Private Data" (in Win98): Opera Unite hangs due to memory leak in several latest snapshots. It works OK in Opera 10 Final.

• kamalesh1. October 2009, 20:10

  Originally posted by Vectronic:

  Originally posted by Micky:

  
  

  - why are Link and Unite "disabled" and Turbo is "off"? ... etc

  
  
  Off-topic: From a browser policy standpoint, I think Opera should be less passive about Link and Turbo, maybe even with Unite. Turbo=Auto should be the default with a good descriptor if it kicks in while browsing about why the images are suddenly fuzzy.
  
  Opera Link should be urged to every new Opera user, as well. It only takes 10 seconds to login/sync your Opera items (which creates a useful pseudo-backup, even if you only have one computer with Opera). Btw, PLEASE mention Link every time Opera (desktop, Mini/Mobile, device) is mentioned. Why is this being underemphasized??
  
  Same with Unite, to possibly display a quick way to share data privately to new users. This is delicate, though, to avoid overwhelming new, non-tech users who may be intimidated.

• Strathos1. October 2009, 20:20

  Awesome!

• zikzakatak1. October 2009, 20:28

  Originally posted by Strathos:

  Stratho

  
  
  
  nice shirt!

• zoquete1. October 2009, 20:38

  Unite attention for does not work - tested on Fridge Arial, this time no idea why
  again missing line.
  
  Panel Unite.hover.attention = buttons/unite_attention.png
  
  New sonar icon is great.
  
  I don't see any fixed bugs, sorry

• zoquete1. October 2009, 20:41

  Originally posted by kamalesh:

  Turbo=Auto should be the default

  
  
  I disagree, in 21 century are connections mostly very good.
  
  Default = OFF is mostly OK

• NTMan1. October 2009, 21:25

  Again friday, again i wait when fixed NT4 bugs...
  1 installation on NT 4.0
  2 transparent PNG

• eonblue1. October 2009, 21:31

  An error: http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh221/pierodg/error.jpg
  
  Thanks.

• Ledgem1. October 2009, 22:09

  Originally posted by Filip007:

  Just make stable, useful, automatic install builds and make as all happy.

  
  I'll echo this. I've been using Opera since version 6 at this point. It's always had problems rendering certain webpages, but lately things feel like they've become far worse. I have to dig out Internet Explorer or Safari nearly daily at this point. Opera highly tauted their latest rendering engine with version 10. It's been a slight improvement, but I was expecting more.
  
  Moreover, there've been loads of bugs introduced with version 10. I'm talking serious show-stopper bugs, the kind that crash Opera. I've been reporting every bug as I find it via the Bug Report Wizard (those of you reporting issues here should do so at the bug report wizard instead), yet it seems like Opera currently is focusing more of its energy on Unite than on its core web browser.
  
  I understand that Opera feels Unite is very important. Who knows - it may be the next big thing. I'd really appreciate it if the Opera staff would keep the web browser (along with mail... but web browser first) as their top priority, though.
  
  I personally cannot wait for Unite to be completed and out. I'll play with it and see if I can find a use for it, but what I'm really looking forward to is Opera puttings its staff resources more fully into fixing bugs big and small, and improving Opera's web handling.
  
  As a final note, I'm sure that the staff don't particularly need to be reminded of what their company's focus is. This was largely my venting about the current version. I've worked with Opera staff on fixing specific bugs before and I was very impressed on how they handled matters. Partly for that reason, I'm disappointed with how things seem to be going now, and I blame the development on Unite for that.
  
  Thanks for reading...