Robert M. Solovay wrote:
> On my system I have ld-linux.so.1
Ah. That explains everything. (-:
You have a "libc 5" distribution. Sometime in 1999, libc version 6
was released. Libc 6 is also known as glibc (GNU libc). Libc 6 is
forwards incompatible, meaning that programs compiled for libc 6 won't
run on libc 5 systems. Libc is the C runtime library. 99.9% of
the programs on your system depend on it.
IMO, you ought to go ahead and upgrade to a libc 6 distribution.
You could check the opera site to see if they have a libc 5 binary,
but you'll keep running into more incompatible programs.
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