It seems to me that most people still talk about untrusted,
portable, and grid-wide supported downloadable scripts when
talking about Client-side scripting (sorry Morgaine).
So, I propose to go with that, and call anything else
"Client-extensions".
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The remainder of this post is about Client-
It is really sad.
When people in the open source community have dedicated there life to
help build open source products for the viewer suddenly find out that
Linden Lab has totally ignored all that work already put into projects
done by the open source community.
Consider that I have personall
Look good to me. As you said, a scripting engine (or three) could be
written as a plugin. Then we'd only have to decide which plugin(s)
get shipped with the client by default. A much more fruitful
discussion I think.
Ricky
Cron Stardust
On Sunday, February 21, 2010, Carlo Wood wrote:
> It seem
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Ricky wrote:
> Look good to me. As you said, a scripting engine (or three) could be
> written as a plugin. Then we'd only have to decide which plugin(s)
> get shipped with the client by default.
And a well-written JSR-223 plug-in could give you all the JSR-223
Carlo, I agree completely with you on the principle of the implementation.
On the terminology, not only are you not being logical in your naming, but
you also immediately contradict yourself and demonstrate beautifully how
your suggested naming makes no sense at all, not even to yourself. Let me
Morgaine wrote:
> Carlo, I agree completely with you on the principle of the implementation.
>
> On the terminology, not only are you not being logical in your naming,
> but you also immediately contradict yourself and demonstrate
> beautifully how your suggested naming makes no sense at all, not
Dzon: Nice parable. :-)
The moral of the story as it pertains to our topic is that when the superset
is ambiguous as in our case (all scripts running client-side are naturally
"client-side scripts"), then the ambiguity won't stop until you subset the
space into disjoint subsets so that you can di
I've been maintaining a gentoo overlay. Just got done doing some updates to it
now. While there is a secondlife client in portage, it lacks voice support on
64-bit systems, spacenav joystick support, etc. I managed to re-verce engineer
LL build process on my own and develop a much better ebuild.
