Something for the weekend?

November 21, 2009 · by Ruari Ødegaard

Isn't it nice getting builds? So nice in fact we thought you might want one for the weekend!

The main fix here is to DSK-271546 (After signing up for a new account, Opera isn't automatically logged in after restart), so please make sure this is working for you.

Thanks in advance for the testing!

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Readers' comments

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

D1sasterp1ece21. November 2009, 10:19
It's raining new builds these days
Sardorbek21. November 2009, 10:29
Originally posted by D1sasterp1ece:

It's raining new builds these days

yeap =)
Pfelelep21. November 2009, 10:31
+1 agreed, and liked it
Kai Ockendorf21. November 2009, 10:35
+1 I don´t like it, I it!! Thx for the hard work!!
hurug21. November 2009, 10:39
The previous one was crashing on a site called "BeeZik" when saving a downloaded song. Hope this one will not.

Thanks to devs.
BS-Harou21. November 2009, 10:40
darklemcs21. November 2009, 10:45
woohoo! A mega to desktop team!
Ruari Ødegaard21. November 2009, 10:59
@tsarhan: There won't be auto updates for this build as it happened on the weekend.
leighman21. November 2009, 11:13
Still get really bad start-up lag
Tri M. Nguyen21. November 2009, 12:34
@ruario: what account? (DSK-271546) (since yesterday [the other build?] I had a problem where Unite don't login [so I had to hit the status and then click log in]). Seemes to be fixed for me now.
stivo8521. November 2009, 12:55
It would be better if AutoUpdate work..
Tri M. Nguyen21. November 2009, 13:06
@stivo85: "@ruario: There won't be auto updates for this build as it happened on the weekend."
Emil Prager21. November 2009, 13:20
Originally posted by ruario:

There won't be auto updates for this build as it happened on the weekend.

But did this feature ever worked, or at least on the last [Linux] builds? I couldn't make it work (at least on linux), even after resetting all the "Auto Update" from the opera:config page and modifying only the "Download All Snapshots" and "Save Auto Update XML" options (setting them to checked) and "Update Check Interval" (lowering the value which by default seems to be 1 day expressed in seconds). I could not find clear information about the meaning of the "Auto Update State" value (default value is 0, but it permits not only 0 and 1, so I cannot guess what would be the right value, and what importance has that indicator ).
Шуйский Николай [krigstask, Ŝtérkrìg]21. November 2009, 13:23
emil-prager
On Linux builds there's no need in autoupdate, package managers and repos do the job.
Sintti21. November 2009, 13:23
Link to this blog post doesn't work in the RSS feed. Gives me a message "We are sorry, but this page is not available for all countries." and the link points to
http://my.cn.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/4692231
Emil Prager21. November 2009, 13:41
A less important (and repeated ) note, but still...
It regards a Linux dependency unsatisfiable error; this might have importance for people working on linux boxes with older distros, where they are allowed to install new software, but not to upgrade the distro itself.
The problem is that some of the latest Linux Intel Qt3 gcc3 builds (4728, 4738), including the current one (the previous 4740 didn't offer the gcc3 variant) give a dependency error when trying to install on Ubuntu 6.06. It's about the Qt3 version build with gcc3 (that is, files named like opera_10.10.47??.gcc3.qt3_i386.deb). The message error was:

Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libqt3c102-mt

However, I remarked later that this error could be avoided if using the gcc4 variant of those builds (filename pattern opera_10.10.47??.gcc4.qt3_i386.deb).
Less important, I know, but it would be nice to have those packages self contained, as they were until linux build 4725.

Otherwise, the latest builds seem to be incredibly stable (much less problems on heavy usage javascript sites, like the newer version of Gmail with all kind of labs enabled and hundreds of labels in use).
Daniel James Hendrycks21. November 2009, 14:24
Topi21. November 2009, 14:30
Deasktopteam has RSS problems. See: Sintti #21
outofspace21. November 2009, 14:38
is it only my experience that Opera needs much time to close?
After closing Opera start task bar i frozen for few second...
AnSON21. November 2009, 14:45
Unite with me from time to time logs off and asks if I've changed your password. So I will sign and data stored in cool logs. But the logs off the Opera link, so I have to give to allow synchronization.
Galileo21. November 2009, 14:50
Twilo21. November 2009, 14:58
the problem still exists
http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2009/08/28/opera-10-0-release-candidate-2?startidx=100#comment10044498
Jeff ™21. November 2009, 15:12
Hyypia21. November 2009, 15:24
Stelian21. November 2009, 15:29
I noticed the following bug:

After Reloading the page, the problem disappears.

This gets into the pages of Cyrillic. This is obtained after renewed to 10.10-1892.Now work with,10.10-1893,but the problem remains.
Remy21. November 2009, 15:43
Weird notification link through RSS: http://my.cn.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/4692231

China?
Sardorbek21. November 2009, 15:58
Originally posted by Maymee:

Weird notification link through RSS: http://my.cn.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/4692231

China?

The same problem
Link from RSS doesn't work ... it gives China Link ... WTF?
MetalRaise21. November 2009, 16:03
Chinese censorship strikes again.
dotroni21. November 2009, 16:04
All of the log-in problems that have been experienced by others but never before by me, have suddenly appeared in this build 1893. Reverting...
Шуйский Николай [krigstask, Ŝtérkrìg]21. November 2009, 16:37
LZ2SDC
I've never seen anything like it, though I browse lots of Cyrillic websites (Russian ones), Bulgarian community page opens in full Cyrillic glory too. But I run Linux.
Ruari Ødegaard21. November 2009, 16:45
Originally posted by emil-prager:

The problem is that some of the latest Linux Intel Qt3 gcc3 builds (4728, 4738), including the current one (the previous 4740 didn't offer the gcc3 variant) give a dependency error when trying to install on Ubuntu 6.06. It's about the Qt3 version build with gcc3 (that is, files named like opera_10.10.47??.gcc3.qt3_i386.deb).

This is not a bug. It is exactly how it is supposed to be.

You shouldn't be using the gcc3 builds for Ubuntu 6.06, nor for the Centos 4.x series. That is why it errors. It is the wrong package. Any distro with at least gcc3.4.* will actually work with the gcc4 builds. You can check which version of gcc is available for a given distro version via the tables on distro watch. All of this has been covered before but you can read this for more details.
Otto21. November 2009, 16:54
Originally posted by Sintti:

Sintti 21. November 2009, 13:23

Link to this blog post doesn't work in the RSS feed. Gives me a message "We are sorry, but this page is not available for all countries." and the link points to
http://my.cn.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/4692231

+1
Ruari Ødegaard21. November 2009, 17:12
Originally posted by dotroni:

All of the log-in problems that have been experienced by others but never before by me, have suddenly appeared in this build 1893. Reverting...
Could you be a little clearer and say exactly what you are seeing?
ouzoWTF21. November 2009, 17:19

Thanks for a new build!
IKoke21. November 2009, 17:42
dotroni21. November 2009, 18:15
@ruario
Issues similar to these:
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=3183052

WRT Opera Unite Settings, if I overtyped my username and password with the same characters in those fields, Unite became enabled but only for that session. On Opera restart the problems reappeared.

I had not seen these issues prior to build 1893 and after reverting to build 1892, the problem is gone.

[EDIT][EDIT]I just revisited my 1893 installation (after clearing the cache) and things seem to be running normally. Fingers crossed.
_Grey_21. November 2009, 18:18
Could you make Opera Link work for people with underscores in their names? Otherwise, I'll have to continue not-using Unite and I'll have to start not-using Opera Link, too. That'd be a shame.

And no, I'm not gonna change my username.
ouzoWTF21. November 2009, 18:19
how could I my my username?
Lena21. November 2009, 18:21
Finally! Clicking "About Opera" opens a new page!
Ruari Ødegaard21. November 2009, 18:34
Originally posted by dotroni:

[EDIT]I just revisited my 1893 installation (after clearing the cache) and things seem to be running normally. Fingers crossed.
Ok that makes more sense. If you hit the problem I wouldn't think it would be due to the changes between the builds.
Ruari Ødegaard21. November 2009, 18:35
Originally posted by Patatina:

Finally! Clicking "About Opera" opens a new page!

Yep, it was fixed a few builds back.
redwizard21. November 2009, 18:36
Nice work guys, but... will there be any builds without Unite? It's really unnecessary for people with their own httpd.
Sardorbek21. November 2009, 18:40
Originally posted by redwizard:

Nice work guys, but... will there be any builds without Unite? It's really unnecessary for people with their own httpd.

how many people has own httpd? )))
Ruari Ødegaard21. November 2009, 18:40
Originally posted by redwizard:

will there be any builds without Unite?

As we have quite a few times now, nope they will have Unite.

But if you don't want it ... don't use it. It isn't enabled by default, so shouldn't really make any difference to you.
IKoke21. November 2009, 18:44
Opera does not remember the password for some pages, and you have to login every time one comes
Sardorbek21. November 2009, 18:48
Originally posted by IKoke:

Opera does not remember the password for some pages, and you have to login every time one comes

for what pages for example?
Daniel James Hendrycks21. November 2009, 18:49
@Ruari
How come (Hakon ) when users download a unite app they are asked if they trust it and they have to confirm. The site is hosted by Opera and the apps are tested by Opera. What is not to trust? Widgets, skins, etc. do not ask this.
redwizard21. November 2009, 19:01
Originally posted by pROCKrammer:

how many people has own httpd?

Most Linux users has.
d4rkn1ght21. November 2009, 19:15
Pedro Ferreira21. November 2009, 19:34

Now focus on carakan, vega, and presto 2.4 or internet explorer 9 will pass Opera!