centre{source}

Opera isn’t one to be left in the cold either — they expect to have a version for the Intel-based Macs soon:

“Opera already delivers the very same desktop version on Intel and PowerPC: The Linux version. This means we have extensive experience with any binary differences (from byte order to performance) between the two platforms”, s/he said.

In addition, Opera’s lead Mac developer pointed out back then that the Unix and Macintosh projects already share some low-level code, and Apple’s switch to Intel processors will mean that Opera will be able to share a few more files and tools.

Maybe this will light a fire under them to release the much-anticipated Opera 9.0.