A quick install of the Opera browser on Feisty, the next version of Ubuntu.
A test install of Opera 9.10 to see if all is well on the Opera/Ubuntu Feisty compatibility front. In this story flashplugin-nonfree, sun-java6-plugin and sun-java6-jre are installed, all available in the repositories of Ubuntu Feisty (universe multiverse).
sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree, sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-jre
I used the Firefox browser, went to the Opera site and clicked the Download Opera Button.
* Selected Ubuntu Edgy Eft to install.
* Clicked Download Opera
* Let GDebi install the Package….
* Opened Opera and Flash worked out of the box.
Continuing with Setting up Opera:
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