Opera Unite 让每一台电脑都可以既成为客户端也成为服务器
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赖于集中的服务器，而运用 P2P 的 DHT 等技术，可以让提供资源定位的名服务也
分布化。这样就是一个无法彻底封锁的网络，且信息流通的自由度更大，更活跃了。
1. BBS, webforum 的信息传播渠道非常闭塞
https://groups.google.com/group/lihlii/t/b9a4e67f3bfca47c
2. 分布式论坛 DBAS 分布式社群讨论设施构想
https://groups.google.com/group/lihlii/t/ebd45f067c87e6c8
3. BBS, Mailing List, email group, Usetnet newsgroup, webforum, embedded
comment / forum system 简史述评
https://groups.google.com/group/lihlii/t/4de7dac29bf7620f
http://twitter.com/ranyunfei/statuses/2191180738
转：@潘乱 Opera Unite掀起网络应用新革命 http://bit.ly/1KJxL
http://it.sohu.com/20090616/n264564720.shtml
Opera Unite 掀起网络应用新革命
2009年06月16日15:31
来源：搜狐IT
2009年6月16日，浏览器厂商Opera软件公司发布了一项革命性的网络技术：
Opera Unite。它将彻底颠覆互联网传统的“客户端-服务器”计算模式。有了Opera
Unite，每一台电脑都可以既成为客户端也成为服务器，从此电脑之间可以直接通
过网络进行点对点互动和信息共享，再也不需要通过第三方服务器中转。
Opera Unite使得传输数据就像浏览网络般轻松简单。对于消费者而言，使用
Opera Unite技术可保证用户对数据资料拥有更强的控制权，并可轻松实现与任何
安装有现代网络浏览器的设备联网共享信息。
对于网络开发人员而言，由于Opera Unite应用服务基于与日常网站开发所遵
循的一样的开放式网络标准，创建开发网络应用的难度就极大地降低了。有了
Opera Unite，创建一个完全的网络应用跟编写一个普通网页一样简单。
使用Opera Unite步骤：
1. 到http://labs.opera.com/ 下载并安装含有Opera Unite的Opera 10 beta
浏览器特别版本；
2. 安装完毕启动Opera浏览器后，点击浏览器左下角Opera Unite图标，然后
用你已有的Opera ID登录，即可启动Opera Unite。该Opera ID就是你登录My
Opera社区或者使用Opera Link（浏览信息同步）的账号；如无，你也可即时注册
一个。
3. 现在你可以享用美妙的Opera Unite了。打开浏览器左侧的Opera Unite面
板，尽情享受各种Opera Unite应用服务吧。你还可以到http://Unite.opera.com/
去下载安装更多的服务。
4. 当启动一个服务后，你会得到一个指向运行在本设备上的该服务的网址。
例如，如果你在你的笔记本电脑上启动了“照片共享”服务，你会得到这个网址：
http://notebook.username.operaunite.com/photo_sharing/ 。这里，
“notebook”是你的设备名（由你自己定义），“username”是你的用户名，
“photo_sharing”是你启动的Opera Unite服务名。你的朋友只需在他们自己电脑里
的浏览器里输入这个网址，就能联机使用你的这项服务了。
目前Opera Unite已开通的应用服务有：
文件共享（File Sharing）：与好友安全地分享文件而无需上传。你需要做
的就是选定你希望分享的文件所在的文件夹，Opera Unite将自动生成一个网址直
接指向该文件夹。将该网址发送给你的朋友，你就可与他轻松共享文件而不需调用
任何第三方网络服务。
网络服务器（Web Server）：在自己的PC上直接创建并运行一个网站。选定
包含有你创建的网站所有网页的文件夹，Opera Unite能自动识别index文件并按照
你的设计生成一个网站。把网址发布出去，只要你开着机联着网，网友们就都可以
顺畅访问你独家发布的网站！
媒体播放器（Media Player）：不管身在何方，随意聆听电脑里的好歌。在
选定分享歌曲所在文件夹后，你和你的好友可在联网的设备里使用任何浏览器登录
由Opera Unite生成的网址直接听歌。
照片共享（Photo Sharing）：无需上传，直接与好友远程分享电脑里的照
片。选定照片文件夹后，Opera Unite将创建照片缩略图并生成一个网址。你的好
友只需在任何浏览器里输入该网址，就可点击缩略图从而欣赏完整尺寸的照片。
休息厅（The Lounge）：你自己的网上聊天室，任意与好友私聊。你的好友
不需使用任何别的服务就能通过Opera Unite生成的网址在浏览器里进入并参与聊
天。当然，发起方可以创建进入聊天室的密码进行准入管理。
冰箱门（The Fridge）：虚拟的冰箱门，可随意贴条留言。把这个服务网址
发给你的好友后，他们就可以在你的冰箱门上实时留言和交流了。
以上这六个服务只是一切可能性的开始。网络开发者们可以充分发挥创造力开
发各种网络应用，Opera Unite的潜力是无限的。
创建Opera Unite应用服务也非常简单：
登录http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/an-introduction-to-opera-
unite/ 阅读Opera Unite技术简介
登录
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/opera-unite-developer-primer/ 阅读
Opera Unite开发手册
登录
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/yusef-the-opera-unite-service-framework/
了解有关Opera Unite服务框架（Yusef）
登录
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/markuper-unite-template-library/ 参考
Opera Unite服务模板库（Markuper）
你可以将自己开发的Opera Unite应用上传到 http://unite.opera.com/ 与
全世界网友分享。
“今天，我们为所有人开启了通往网络全部潜力的大门，”Opera软件公司全球
首席执行官谭咏文（Jon S. von Tetzchner）表示，“技术的发展往往是周期性
的。若干年前，个人电脑的出现把计算从大型计算机主机中分散开来。现在，
Opera Unite则将计算从云上分散开来，进一步发挥用户的能动性。当浏览器拥有
了服务器功能，网络开发者们就可以更轻松地开发网络应用；而用户也拥有了选择
更安全和有效的信息共享方式的自由。我们相信，Opera Unite将是迄今为止Opera
最重大的创新之一；因为它将彻底颠覆网络的基本架构。”
“Opera Unite让我最感兴趣的是：现有技术和社会世界是如何相互关联的，”
Opera网络推广专家Molly E. Holzschlag女士说，“只需使用一些包括HTML、CSS和
JavaScript等在内的公开的网络标准，网络开发人员甚至是略懂网络标准的网络爱
好者就能开发出他们自己的Opera Unite应用服务。Opera Unite赋予了人们通过技
术去实现想象力的能力，人们能够创建广泛的技术应用和社交服务；而这一切都只
需使用已有的、公开的网络标准。”
(责任编辑：刀影)
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leondellee: 试想云计算和 Opera Unite 类似技术融合在一起，就像 seti@home 或者 P2P 一样，真正做到全民受益。
http://twitter.com/Ratoo/statuses/2190273903
Ratoo: #Trending Topics出现 "Web Browser Becomes"正是 #Opera Unite的宣传语，期待Opera能真正"Reinvent the web"。当然，Opera Mini 已经reinvent了大家的手机浏览体验 :)
http://twitter.com/ch_linghu/statuses/2189533548
ch_linghu: RT: @realazypro: Opera Unite 中文的介绍：http://bit.ly/10QNmc
http://twitter.com/JunChen/statuses/2189518270
JunChen: Opera Unite: a Web server on the Web browser http://unite.opera.com/
http://twitter.com/raenoll/statuses/2189091549
raenoll: RT: @opera: 1 hour. #reinvent www.opera.com/freedom
http://twitter.com/Ratoo/statuses/2164750817
Ratoo: RT @AllanAn: @RW1231 OPERA不是号称要在6月16日重新创造网络嘛，说不定是 #OPERA MINI 5。反正不是个案，耐心等等吧。 ////这个猜测太美好了……
http://twitter.com/Mosesofmason/statuses/2164197716
Mosesofmason: 欧洲IE拥护者呼吁抵制Opera - http://bit.ly/6gvsP /06/14/0641248&from=rss (via http://ff.im/3XD21) http://ff.im/3XD29
http://twitter.com/est/statuses/2151878572
est: opera 4.x时代，有人把opera破解了，修复了bug添加了新特性。 http://ping.fm/ALrzp 然后opera老总直接给这人源码和奖金。。。
http://twitter.com/_dz/statuses/2128585967
_dz: 额 原来Freedom是Opera Platform的代号.
http://twitter.com/rtmeme/statuses/2190539528
RT @Fenng: 话说，看了 Opera Unite ，当时我就震惊了。
http://labs.opera.com/news/2009/06/16/
Taking the Web into our own hands, one computer at a time
Posted
on June 16, 2009
by Lawrence Eng
My name is Lawrence Eng, and, as a product analyst for Opera Software, my job is to understand our users and what they need, so we can serve them better. Today, I will share my thoughts on Opera Unite, a new Opera technology that I’m extremely excited about. I’ve been an avid Opera user since 2001 and have seen the numerous innovations Opera has introduced to dramatically improve the experience of Web browsing. Of all the new features we’ve introduced over the years, none of them have filled me with as much anticipation as Opera Unite. This technology is a radical first step towards addressing what I call “the Internet’s unfulfilled promise”, which is about our ability to connect with each other and participate meaningfully online—on our own terms, and without losing control of our data.
In this article I will explain what Opera Unite is, discuss “the Internet’s unfulfilled promise” in more detail (and explain how it led to us creating Opera Unite), and share some inspirational ideas to illustrate what you can do with it.
If you haven’t already, download the new Opera Unite alpha builds available, and start playing:
Let us know what you think!
1. Introducing Opera Unite
Opera Unite is a unique technology that turns any computer or device running Opera into a Web server. In other words, your computer (running Opera Unite) is truly part of the fabric of the Web, rather than just interacting with it, and it’s something anyone can use. With Opera Unite, everyday non-technical users can serve and share content and services directly from their own computers in the form of intuitive applications. That sounds kind of cool from a technology point of view, but what can you do with it, and why is it important?
With Opera Unite, we are giving developers a chance to develop applications (known as Opera Unite services) that directly link people’s personal computers together, so that you can connect with one or more of your friends at the same time. It all happens through the browser, so no additional software has to be downloaded, and it will work wherever Opera works (Windows, Mac, Linux, and later mobile phones and other devices). Opera provides the platform and you provide the applications—what you create is limited only by your imagination. We believe Opera Unite will redefine what’s possible with Web applications, and we invite you to join us in moving beyond stale ideas and limitations.
Our vision for Opera Unite
What will Opera Unite services look like? How will they be different from other application platforms out there, and what will users be doing with Opera Unite that they weren’t doing before, using other technologies?
The initial applications offered by Opera Unite are just simple demos (such as a “messenger” application and a media player) that replicate existing services and online functionality, showing them working in the context of Opera Unite. That’s just the tiniest tip of the iceberg—the potential for what can be done is much larger. The key to Opera Unite is that it enables a whole new class of social software on the Web, applications that benefit from two or more people being online at the same time. And, with Opera Unite, these people can all connect directly without needing middlemen who control third-party servers.
What Opera Unite offers is an opportunity and a challenge to developers and entrepreneurs who are creative enough to envision new ways that people can interact online, so that computing becomes truly interpersonal.
At this point, if you’re already convinced about Opera Unite’s potential, feel free to jump to part 3 for some examples of what Opera Unite services might look like in the near future. If you want to learn more about whywe created this technology, read the next part.
2. The Internet’s unfulfilled promise
Originally the Internet’s promise was that it would connect us all, bringing people together in a whole new way, bypassing the constraints of geography. The Web meant that we could all be part of a larger human network. How we actually interact with each other online, however, has been shaped by particular techno-social circumstances. Because of those circumstances, our online interactions have been constrained and are far from perfect.
Undoubtedly, the ability to participate online has increased, especially for people in developed countries. Self-publishing, self-expression, and social networking retain their status as the cornerstone of online activity for millions of people around the world. That said, people who create and share content will never approach true empowerment online until the computers they use are actually part of the Internet. Currently, most of us contribute content to the Web (for example by putting our personal information on social networking sites, uploading photos to Flickr, or maybe publishing blog posts), but we don’t contribute to its fabric — the underlying infrastructure that defines the online landscape that we inhabit.
Our computers are only dumb terminals connected to other computers (meaning servers) owned by other people — such as large corporations — who we depend upon to host our words, thoughts, and images. We depend on them to do it well and with our best interests at heart. We place our trust in these third parties, and we hope for the best, but as long as our own computers are not first class citizens on the Web, we are merely tenants, and hosting companies are the landlords of the Internet.
Social networking is important, but who owns it — the online real estate and all the content we share on it? How much control over our words, photos, and identities are we giving up by using someone else’s site for our personal information? How dependent have we become? I imagine that many of us would lose most of our personal contacts if our favorite Web mail services shut down without warning. Also, many of us maintain extensive friend networks on sites like MySpace and Facebook, and are, therefore, subject to their corporate decisions via “Terms of Service” and click-through agreements. Furthermore, what does it mean anyway to be connected to hundreds of our “closest” friends? What about our real social networks, the people we want to interact with on a regular basis (like once a week, or even every day)? Why are online solutions to help us with our real-world social needs so few and far between?
We are connected to a Web that has democratized much and is an amazing source of information. However, “the wisdom of the crowd,” along with the notion that our data ought to live on other people’s computers that we don’t control, has contributed to making the Internet more impersonal, anonymous, fragmented, and more about “the aggregate” than the individual. In fact, quite the opposite of the original promise. For too long, we’ve been going online to connect to each other, but sacrificing intimacy as a result.
With Opera Unite, I think we can start moving in a different direction. I hope you’ll join me in imagining a more personal and social computing experience that actually begins to deliver on the old (but not forgotten) promise of the Internet bringing people together in meaningful ways.
3. A vision of Opera Unite services
The first few services we’ve released for Opera Unite are fairly simple and offer functionality that you’ve likely seen elsewhere, perhaps on desktop applications or 3rd party web sites. These first few demos are meant to illustrate how Opera Unite services are put together and the basics behind the new technology. Building on that foundation, what power will developers unlock when they create and deploy Unite Services in the future? Below is an illustration of what an Opera Unite service could look like. In coming weeks, we’ll follow this up with further ideas and concepts.
Opera Unite Jukebox
At Opera, when we first talked about media applications created for Opera Unite, one idea was a simple music player, where I would play a song on my computer, and my friends on their computers would then hear the same song on their machines. That’s not a bad idea, but is it something people would truly want to use? Does it offer anything revolutionary or anything fun, like a social component, that makes it worthwhile to use?
In trying to come up with something better, I envisioned the Opera Unite Jukebox application. Instead of just choosing a song and forcing all of my online friends to hear it, the Opera Unite Jukebox will let me choose 10 songs from my collection and put it in the queue, and all 8 of my friends who are connected to me (via Opera Unite) will do the same. In doing so, we create a virtual jukebox that contains the songs we’ve all selected. The jukebox will then play the songs to all of us (in random order), creating a shared listening experience. It’s sort of like online radio but with a social component, harking back to the days of going to a friend’s house to listen to records/tapes/CDs together. It’d be great for get-togethers too, allowing everyone to be the party DJ.
Additional application features might include:
- On-the-fly ranking of songs so you can see which of your friends has the best (or worst) taste in music, as agreed upon by all of you
- A small window displaying relevant track, album, or purchasing info that’s pulled from the Web as each song is played
- A built-in chat box so you can discuss each other’s music as you’re listening to it
- Built-in trivia games where listeners submit questions
- A server to upload your playlists and trivia questions to, so you can challenge other listeners around the world, even if you don’t know them.
The Opera Unite Jukebox is just one simple example. Opera Unite services can be just about anything. It’s up to developers, companies, entrepreneurs, end users, and anyone with a vision of what the interpersonal Web really means, to take that vision and build the next generation of applications that bring people together online in brand new ways.
Think of multiplayer games, from simple two-player challenges like Chess up to sprawling RPGs. And Opera Unite is not just about fun. Think about collaborative applications such as spreadsheets, documents or Wikis, which you can work on with friends and colleagues without having to host them on a third-party site such as Google Spreadsheets or installing specialized applications on a dedicated server. You could use reverse Ajax or “COMET” techniques to mean that all the updates are seen on everyone’s computers in real time; multiple people could make changes at once, without having to lock people out.
Summary
Opera Unite applications can be just about anything. It’s up to developers, companies, entrepreneurs, end users, and anyone with a vision of what the interpersonal Web really means, to take that vision and build the next generation of applications to bring people together online in brand new ways.
In upcoming installments of this series, we will discuss other uses we envision for Opera Unite services.
Further reading:
- Check out our Introduction to Opera Unite for a guide to getting it up and running
- Read our Unite developer’s primer for more information on creating Opera Unite services
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第2楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:13:52
记得以前国内有一个浏览器，使用自己独立的协议，然后每台机子都是服务器，这个和那个有什么区别？
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匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:20:31
不过这技术在天朝肯定要被水产 的。在自己的电脑上直接创建并运行一个网站，没备案。
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匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:17:14
把这技术卖给Google，由它推广为事实上的标准。
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dkdkdk 发表于 2009-06-16 15:15:50
可是我没法保证我常年不关机啊。。。。
所以还是需要网络服务器的。。。。
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匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:28:33
这简直是G.F.W的克星啊
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第27楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:23:48
果然重新诠释了web
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第28楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:24:03
基于终端的网络应用 落后了
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第29楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:24:27
没人注意那个freedom页面源代码中的文字么……
第36楼 lucifer.go... 发表于 2009-06-16 15:43:03
其实就是个PPPPPP2PPPPP的浏览器
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第37楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:47:22
要是opera肯开源就好了
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第39楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:50:53
很像曾经的麦秀 MyShow
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第40楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 15:53:26
换汤不换药，纯属炒作，当初BT诞生的时候也没自己叫嚣着重新发明互联网。Opera就是一娱乐公司!
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第45楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 16:04:45
我觉得这个新技术已经很具有颠覆性了，想想只需要一款浏览器，就能在自己的机器上构建网站之类的，并且还免费。 估计楼上的很多人根本就没有完全地了解Opera Unite的设计目的吧。
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第46楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 16:05:27
现在还有人做静态HTML的网页吗
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第47楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 16:05:32
第一条：文件共享就无法在我朝实现，你试试网通和电信之间传文件就知道了
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第50楼 腻名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 16:14:43
体验了一把龟速聊天室。。。 国内用户貌似都不大喜欢这种方式的。。。 要不然球球也没那么火了。。。
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第51楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 16:16:38
就中国这网络环境?开完吧你,连个固定IP都没有你访问个毛去
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第70楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 18:02:04
AllPeers的Opera实现?
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第72楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 18:28:08
完全没发现有什么革命性的东西在里面，而且看不到一点实用价值，尤其在中国，那带宽，那电费。没事24小时共享自己的机器？ WINDOWS SERVER＋个花生壳谁不可以，用它来革命？250
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第73楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 18:34:32
引用匿名人士发表于2009-06-16 15:53:26的评论:
换汤不换药，纯属炒作，当初BT诞生的时候也没自己叫嚣着重新发明互联网。Opera就是一娱乐公司!
如果以后的浏览器相继模仿，麻烦你也能喊出这样的话来～～
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第77楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 19:14:55
QQ不是早可以了么..共享
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第80楼 匿名人士 发表于 2009-06-16 19:38:33
和p2p什么区别？
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@tonie, 好象我感觉不到革命性啊…现在分享工具和小型服务器软件那么多…只不过集成到浏览器里了,而且浏览器有时候还要关闭的…
中国的带宽，（……）
如果可以设定自己的服务器空间，想分享的在背景上传就好了。
留言板真漂亮。
话说这个在Opera关闭的时候是无法访问的吗？那样我是否在线不就很容易被测试出来（等等
opera好，我也支持，就是不知道在国内网络环境下能支持多长时间
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@SUR, 我觉得很快会被绿化的.
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Sci reply on 六月 16th, 2009,18:42:
在国内的ADSL网络环境下体验应该不会太好吧…
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@玩玩而已, 确实不好，刚才已经试过了，慢，而且聊天室的功能还比较少
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fans reply on 六月 16th, 2009,17:18:
关机了？想给你留个言呢 登陆不上去了
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Comment 由 Louis on 2009/06/16 @ 17:02
这个功能NB，与浏览器集成，绝对的颠覆。赞！！
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@盗盗, 等待第三方不带opera浏览器的软件.我不太喜欢opera.
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Sci reply on 六月 16th, 2009,18:43:
哇！酷！！！
开设自己的服务器？？自己的网页也能放上去吗？带宽小不怕，够圈子内的人浏览就够了！！！酷~~~~
遨游也能这样就好了T_T
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@ray, 开放了api，应该是能出插件的···
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fans reply on 六月 16th, 2009,17:16:
Comment 由 ray on 2009/06/16 @ 17:13
这就相当于把P2P功能集成到了浏览器里吧？看看照片还成，听音乐看视频什么的网速会很成问题。留言板假如没有服务器支持，岂不是关了Opera就没法留 言了？就算有服务器支持，那跟普通留言板相比有多大优势呢？
木有看出来这项技术有多革新啊……
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@Gavin, 只是比较好玩.其实就是一个建立服务器的软件,被集成在了浏览器里面. 同时提供域名解析功能.
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Sci reply on 六月 16th, 2009,18:45:
很早就有自己电脑上建立服务器并发布的软件比如Zapr
希望opera能够发挥自己压缩流量的技术优势,减少对带宽的需求
或许真的能够改变什么
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@Snkae.Yi, Zapr只能共享文件，而且还必须要开着客户端，对方才能下载，不如搞个系统服务，让自己电脑一直做服务器，这样就不用担心别的时间段别人下载不到了。
是啊，想一想带宽真是问题。。。不过这功能刚出，应该还能增强吧
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ray reply on 六月 16th, 2009,17:30:
几个疑问：
1.Opera Unite是否需要路由器支持端口映射？局域网内的用户是否不受影响？
2.好友名单如何界定？有无安全性问题？
3.好友开始拖文件时会不会出现提示和确认？比如我在传输重要的文件，不想让共享文件占用带宽，行不行？
4.能否断点续传？传了一半我关机，传输过程会终止吗？
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@空间端点, 我内网，开启服务之后直接 404 NOT FOUND
郁闷，不过看起来不用怎么设置，所以应该是需要独立IP才行吧
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@miao, 我是内网. opera提示过我是否启用upnp功能. 可以正常使用.
Sci reply on 六月 16th, 2009,18:46:
@miao, 我错了，我没有开启插件服务，现在已经正常了
miao reply on 六月 16th, 2009,20:06:
miao reply on 六月 16th, 2009,18:02:
不就是自带了一个web服务器吗，没觉得有什么特别好的……
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Comment 由 Betty on 2009/06/16 @ 17:30
之前有一个共享软件用的就是这个概念。下载来装过，但是没实际用过，就删掉了，
opera有这功能很不错。
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@kiminow, 主要是因为opera集成了域名解析的服务. 随便你在哪里开机,不用设置,别人都可以轻松的访问到你.
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@Sci, opera集成域名解析应该是与以往的共享软件最大的不同，可以让你不用担心动态ip，不用去找域名或记ip等等。
记得之前有人提到过opera员工的一句话：我们将网络放置到了USB上，你可以随时随地获得链接。
现在很好理解了，你在u盘里存一份opera，意味着在任何电脑上都可以让人通过同一个域名分享到你现在正在用着的这台电脑里的内容。
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Sci reply on 六月 16th, 2009,18:48:
Comment 由 kiminow on 2009/06/16 @ 18:26
破瓢冷水，Opera以前做个博客系统都被GFW干掉，这个能蹦几天？
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Comment 由 Codeplay on 2009/06/16 @ 18:32
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