it's raining builds... build 4453 is here. i have kept the other build numbers in the makefile so it's easy to back if necessary.
regarding the comments: opera is commercial software. there is no point in asking for a change of license or to go open source. if that is a showstopper for you, then opera is not for you. it is nobody's business telling others what license/development model they should use. hell, even their bug database isn't public. take it or leave it. yes, a native build would be nice, but with all the architectures openbsd supports i dont see it happening soon... i think the best case scenario would be opera-i386 only, if ever. there are freebsd builds, but there are no netbsd builds either -- maybe because the license explicitly forbids running opera on anything else than a pc... oh, btw the new line uses hunspell instead of aspell iirc. after they get back their lives after the release, i plan to write to the unix department to get their take on the matter. so why bother with opera at all? because i am on i386 most of the time. because even as a linux binay it beats the hell out of firefox 3.* (3.5 pending). because it's a brilliant piece of program for power users. where the 10 line will end up remains to be seen. opera has a history of rushed releases as well, and it might take until 10.50 to get a polished product like 9.64. -f -- i'm here to question all your answers.
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