The Opera Internet browser has finally received a new Linux version, bringing it almost up to date with the Windows and Mac OS X platforms. A little over a year ago, the Opera developers decided to base their application on Chromium, which caused quite a stir in the community. Many users felt that the browser would be a little too similar with Google Chrome, but another unwanted side effect of this move was the fact that the Linux version got dropped.
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