@burnout426 I just installed this on my distro and can confirm minimize behavior now works.
I wish the changelog would load so I could see if this was a known bug fix. Changelog for 83 just doesn't work.
Posts made by BruceHankins
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RE: [Solved]Opera Failing to MinimizeOpera for Linux
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RE: Opera 83.0.4254.54 Stable updateBlogs
What's going on with the 83 changelog? Every time I try to click the link and go to https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/changelog-for-83/ I get a not found error message. It makes it particularly difficult for package maintainers when there's no changelog available.
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RE: [Solved]Opera Failing to MinimizeOpera for Linux
I'm having the same issue using Solus KDE and kwin scripts. Any plan to fix this? Don't have this issue with Firefox, Brave, etc.
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RE: opera-stable 80.0.4170.16 Does Not LaunchOpera for Linux
@jferreira I agree, but I'm not leaving. Unfortunately for the users on my distro of choice, Opera will be held back on 79 until a fix is implemented and 80 truly is stable and not so much of a dev/beta release.
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RE: opera-stable 80.0.4170.16 Does Not LaunchOpera for Linux
@styen it doesn't, I'm the maintainer responsible for updating the package. Hopefully the next release will work better.
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RE: opera-stable 80.0.4170.16 Does Not LaunchOpera for Linux
@l33t4opera thanks for the reply. The opera-stable .deb package is licensed as distributable, and I'm making no changes to the software, just repackaging from a .deb to an .eopkg format.
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RE: opera-stable 80.0.4170.16 Does Not LaunchOpera for Linux
@gmiazga I'll try installing locally and see if that works. They upgraded to chromium 94 with the opera-stable release but my understanding is it's still using the codecs from chromium 92. This seems like a pretty big oversight. It means as the package maintainer I now how to compile and add the new libffmpeg.so codecs as a build dependency when packaging opera-stable for it to run properly.
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RE: Opera 80 StableBlogs
What about the issue with opera-stable 80 and libffmpeg.so? I'm getting error opera: symbol lookup error: opera: undefined symbol: av_stream_get_first_dts. Also posted a question about it lhere with all the build and system details.
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opera-stable 80.0.4170.16 Does Not LaunchOpera for Linux
Hello all,
I recently packaged opera-stable 80.0.4170.16 for my distro and the browser will not launch. When running from terminal, I receive this erroropera: symbol lookup error: opera: undefined symbol: av_stream_get_first_dts
From what I can find, this is a problem with the packaging to libffmpeg.so. I was able to find a coupe posts on the topic, but they were related to Opera 80 Beta this post and lthis one also. I would have expected that with Opera 80 being promoted to stable and the release of opera-stable 80.0.4170.16 this would have been fixed or the correct codecs included in the build. Is there something I'm missing or do I need to repackage this with the correct codecs from https://repo.herecura.eu/herecura/x86_64/opera-beta-ffmpeg-codecs-94.0.4606.31-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst?
Testing of all new packages is done in a clean VM to ensure proper operation before submitting for inclusion to the repos, So there's no .cache files or anything like that.OS: Solus Plasma 4.3
Kernel Version: 5.14.7-198.current
KDE Plasma Version: 5.22.5
KDE Frameworks VersionL 5.85.0
Qt Version: 5.15.3
WM: X11
Packaged from: https://get.geo.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/80.0.4170.16/linux/opera-stable_80.0.4170.16_amd64.deb -
RE: Allow extensions on mobile versions of OperaSuggestions and feature requests
I too would love to see extensions come to Opera for Android. I use my tablet like a laptop and would love to have that access to Grammerly, Drive, and other extensions I use on desktop verions there too.