Quite right.
Well that's the only bad thing about the developers, in fact the Opera developers are more skill innovative being able to pack more features into a smaller package, while all the Mozilla team try to do is copy them.
(1) The download manager does me rightly.
But too bad when the Internet connection fails or there's a power cut and you loose your download.
(2) How inconvenient!
It is when you're running 1600x1200 and you view a page designed for 800x600.
(3) Wrong.
How do you do this in Firefox then?
(4) I've always found it very fast. I'm using Firefox 1.5 beta 1 ATM and it's even faster than 1.0.6 was at rendering.
I haven't tried the new beta, I might though, just to see if it still sucks just as much.
(5) I've never had any problems with memory or resources, even with my 256mb RAM.
Neither have I with Opera and this is with 248MB and I'm running Windows XP which as you know is a lot heavier than Slackware.
Does this mean that alot of GNU/Linux distributions will be shipping with Opera? Are they allowd to now?
If they obide with the terms of the licence I don't see any reason why not, and I hope they do start to distribute Opera.