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From: Jeremy Messenger <mezz7@cox.net>
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Subject: Poll: Rename binary opera -> linux-opera for www/linux-opera?
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Hello everybody,

In the coming next version of Opera (7.5x) will have the ability of change 
the name of binary, datadir and even personal directory (~/.opera) too. 
So, I am wondering if I should change the www/linux-opera to install as 
'linux-opera' in binary, datadir and ~/.linux-opera? In the end, you will 
can run native and linux version of Opera at the same time if you wish to.

Cheers,
Mezz


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