Opera in schools

[onelin]

Originally posted by: KoolDrew

go opera goooooo available on linux and windows, hah! unity

So is firefox..

Yep, it is and I have it installed on windows and linux at home...but my point was just a common place for the win/linux argument taking place in the thread... not browser competition

 

[Malak]

Originally posted by: onelin

Originally posted by: KoolDrew

go opera goooooo available on linux and windows, hah! unity

So is firefox..

Yep, it is and I have it installed on windows and linux at home...but my point was just a common place for the win/linux argument taking place in the thread... not browser competition

There's have to be competition for that to take place. In the article I linked, they even said the exact thing I always said. Opera is better because it has everything you want already, no need for extensions. Do a search in this forum and see how many threads pop up daily with problems with firefox, compared to how many total have popped up for opera. And opera is free so don't even start.

 

[Nothinman]

Do a search in this forum and see how many threads pop up daily with problems with firefox, compared to how many total have popped up for opera

But do we know how many people are even using Opera, it's possible there's only 3 of you =)

And opera is free so don't even start.

You started and no it's not. If it was why would they have to give the schools a free site license?

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: malak

Originally posted by: onelin

Originally posted by: KoolDrew

go opera goooooo available on linux and windows, hah! unity

So is firefox..

Yep, it is and I have it installed on windows and linux at home...but my point was just a common place for the win/linux argument taking place in the thread... not browser competition

There's have to be competition for that to take place. In the article I linked, they even said the exact thing I always said. Opera is better because it has everything you want already, no need for extensions. Do a search in this forum and see how many threads pop up daily with problems with firefox, compared to how many total have popped up for opera. And opera is free so don't even start.

Opera is not free, in any sense of the word. It does not work on the same platforms as firefox/mozilla (please point out an OpenBSD/SPARC version, or just an OpenBSD version). I don't use ANY extensions with firefox/Mozilla.

 

[Malak]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Opera is not free, in any sense of the word. It does not work on the same platforms as firefox/mozilla (please point out an OpenBSD/SPARC version, or just an OpenBSD version). I don't use ANY extensions with firefox/Mozilla.

Supports lots of platforms

If opera wasn't free, it would have a buy now button, not a download now button. Download it, all features enabled, no countdowns, no popup buy now ads, nothing. It works free 24/7.

 

[Nothinman]

If opera wasn't free, it would have a buy now button, not a download now button. Download it, all features enabled, no countdowns, no popup buy now ads, nothing. It works free 24/7.

Then why did they feel the need to grant the schools a site license for a free product?

 

[Schadenfroh]

Originally posted by: Nothinman

If opera wasn't free, it would have a buy now button, not a download now button. Download it, all features enabled, no countdowns, no popup buy now ads, nothing. It works free 24/7.

Then why did they feel the need to grant the schools a site license for a free product?

they took the ad banner from the free version?

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: malak

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Opera is not free, in any sense of the word. It does not work on the same platforms as firefox/mozilla (please point out an OpenBSD/SPARC version, or just an OpenBSD version). I don't use ANY extensions with firefox/Mozilla.

Supports lots of platforms

If opera wasn't free, it would have a buy now button, not a download now button. Download it, all features enabled, no countdowns, no popup buy now ads, nothing. It works free 24/7.

There is nothing for (these are just the ones I use that aren't on the list):
OpenBSD/SPARC
OpenBSD/Sparc64

I'm guessing the MacOS version is Mac OS X, but it doesn't specify...

 

[Kaervak]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: malak

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Opera is not free, in any sense of the word. It does not work on the same platforms as firefox/mozilla (please point out an OpenBSD/SPARC version, or just an OpenBSD version). I don't use ANY extensions with firefox/Mozilla.

Supports lots of platforms

If opera wasn't free, it would have a buy now button, not a download now button. Download it, all features enabled, no countdowns, no popup buy now ads, nothing. It works free 24/7.

There is nothing for (these are just the ones I use that aren't on the list):
OpenBSD/SPARC
OpenBSD/Sparc64

I'm guessing the MacOS version is Mac OS X, but it doesn't specify...

Yes, there's a version for OSX.

Opera 7 for Windows
Opera 7 for Mac OS X
Opera 7 for Linux, Intel
Opera 7 for Linux, PPC
Opera 7 for Linux, Sparc
Opera 7 for FreeBSD
Opera 7 for Solaris
Opera 6 for Mac
Opera 5.12 for OS/2
Opera 5 for Symbian OS, Psion