Thread: Running Opera Mobile on Kobo (Glo/Touch)
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Old 01-30-2013, 03:09 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by Loceka View Post
Well I've tried installing an X Server (and it was actually painful) but that didn't help.
Maybe the installed Qt version does not have X11 support but I have no clue how to check that.

About giving up opera and trying an other and open source browser, why not.
I tried Opera because it is known to be lightweight and it actually had ARM versions (and I also like it on desktop PC).

But if Chromium or Firefox Mobile are easier to get running on Kobo, I'm ready to give them a try.
Look for debian chroot topic on this forum. You can install Qt 4.6.2 for x11 and opera in debian chroot environment.
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