dia. Thats a non
> > starter for me as I own a club in SL and its kinda nice to be able to
> > hear what's being played in the club.
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> sudo apt-get install ia32-libs ia32-libs-gtk ia32-libs-kde ia32-libs-sdl
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This is exactly what you can and should expect from Linden Lab by now...
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> the latest stable came out. it broke the teleporters at 2100 meters.
> you know guys this is not a jira this is simple testing. love the
> new policy but the fact is the team is r
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I'm currently working on implementing upcoming support for
connection reuse by the servers (although that will still take
a long time before they will start to support that, I understood).
I'd like to opt that t
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> > On Fri, 27 Jul 2012 16:59:18 -0400
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> > The implementation that I wrote for Singularity (not yet in the
> >
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Please note that I cannot read your posts. They have no clear text
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Before this mail program I used mutt, and that had no problem
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> > Testing
> > ---
> >
> > I did compile this with OS X 10.8 as a build target successfully. I
> > made other changes too, so while my FPS seems improved, it could be
> > from any number of issues. I did notice that any llCharacters that
> > are moving around don't get rendered properly by my build, but I
> > don't know if it's because of this code revision or something else.
> > I need to do further testing on that.
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> > Gistya Eusebio
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the standard stand/walk/run/sit/turn animations, so they work
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> are "left behind" by animated, moving physical objects MAINT-1742
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> meeting, by inusaito.kanya They were supposed to file a bug under
> Sunshine, but probably good to have someone else do it as well, in
> case they didn't. I'm unable to c
his "open" in ANY way. I hate you.
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but n
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Singularity has a separate debug setting for HTTP bandwidth usage
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You really should take the meds that your psychiatrist prescribes,
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Stop Wasting Your Time.
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If those request a bug fix that only LL can fix, then that is backed up by
a very large number of users and should get high priority.
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about Mono.
I applaud your speech, and again, I agree that not any of these
Lindens is personally responsible, so they don't deserve any flames.
However, on this route that LL as a whole is taking now, the only
logical result would be that Snowglobe splits off and becomes a
TRUE opensource c
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admire*
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can control the game completely; hence 6 coins.
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> English, so you can't call just one subset of the scripts by that name without
> creating ambiguity.
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No, A (client-extension) is all plugins, and B (client-side scripting)
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that is suddenly made illegal.
Scripts that a team work on are definitely full-perm (from the
point of view of SL permissions), so you can export it all
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He said "main". A construct like that would demand the package to
be in non-free, which is highly highly to be discouraged, to the
point that I'd understand it if Robin would stop caring anymore.
It is also completely u
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can just pick some unique, but constant, version string, and
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the terrain all by himself alone). Are we going to remove this
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that is better for progress and development than when in the
end you need some digital signature binary-only plugin in
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> skipped. which is way better than it was before lol.
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t; is is rather vague; but ok, lets
say that then someone not only exports this texture but prints
in a book and sells that book; then imho only the original copyright
holder can sue that person, and still not LL; it's simply non
of their business (although they might decide to ban the aut
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the possibility
to bring those Bad developers before court; it's impossible
to make them responsible for what users do with their code.
I'm not a lawyer, clearly, but something that comes to
mind is the fact that copying movies is highly illegal,
yet nobody even tried to sue the
ing of the final
published TPV policy, and we're far from that.
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ality verifies that the
> content to be exported was created by the Second Life user who is using the
> Third-Party Viewer."
Assuming that "exporting" means "writing to harddisk", it is thus ok to
export textures, sounds, animations, ...
ause it's
used by a minority and you "never know if won't be stealing
my stuff".
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Newbie tries out a few viewers to see which he likes best, and settles with
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in case".
> >
> Ahem ! Define "minor" TPV please.
*and* Restrained Life, of course ;) (sorry, it's just that I never
hear about your viewer while in-world, while lots of people
talk about using emerald). But that probably has to do more
with me than anything else :p
Not
, syntax highlighting and
code navigation is integrated in vim (plus a whole lot more) etc,
and top that off, I use good old grep to find anything and
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ation of this is still the same, just even less permissions. No?
In terms of layers (one thing build ON TOP of another), we have, imho:
SNOW-553 (C++ hooks; LLStateMachine)
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. What I have heard so far is "you will be provided tools to
> adapt to the change that is taking place". The two mean exactly the
> same thing, but a little honesty does not hurt. This additional
> workload was not planned, is a shift of work that we wer
r their script. We will continue to use mono's default
> memory management within the reserved memory thresholds. It is a much simpler
> problem to solve.
>
> - Kelly
>
> On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 5:50 AM, Carlo Wood wrote:
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> Lets assume that the *average* script uses
Or are you just being
> immovably stubborn?
There would be a one-time cost to write it. I doubt that needed
four to eight times the amount of physical RAM weight up against
any (possible) maintenance cost (which I estimate to be neglectable
in the first place).
> Lear
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> unfinished patch becomes broken, and turns you into a cloud.
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ld be BTW lmao.
This is the kind of witch-hunt that I hope won't happen.
It's better to find out what is happening, understand it, and then
fix it; then to start shooting uninformed around and try to get
some kind of improvement by trial&
ight setting (that only they see at that moment)
and then "hand that over" to friends, or to the estate
owner, or to a parcel owner, or just keep a collection
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> then they probably will. The real question is whether such a
> contribution would be accepted. I happen to think it would be dangerous
> to reject such a con
any changes to their environment for all I care),
then it makes no sense.
While, if an in-world object uses LSL to change the windlight
settings of one particular user, it should ask for permissions
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want... if Kelly represents what they want that is :p
Still a bit concerned about the immeasurable delay that occured between
implementing WindLight in the viewer and now, though :/ when are we ever
going to see this finished?
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Are you telling us now that mesh "support" is going to be
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ake up!
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> the folks fixing YOUR errors have the resources to do things
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actually driven by self preservation only.
And I still want OPEN client-side script development.
On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 03:22:03PM -0700, Lawson English wrote:
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> protection there, eith
Linden Labs by force (we have
> control) that the only future is FREE.
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> *I own and even have developed software that can copy any content from
> second life. Have I ever used this to violate copyright? Nope, I just
> didn't want to spend time building in content protection when the
> software was on
00 in your shop.
In fact, most people spend a fixed amount of money in SL. If
they get anything for free on top of that, it doesn't cause
them to spend less real money.
So, surely, you didn't get any MORE money because of this..
but you didn't *lose*
m
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d 24 hours, but I'd really still
like to see it committed to snowglobe (whatever trunk) as a single
commit of 5 lines with the same comment (and WHO did that commit).
Can you elaborate on how this is going to look like?
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* At least one other committer tests it and makes
comments about implementation details.
* Original committer rewrites the patch and/or
fixes bugs, until all other committers that want
to spend time on reviewing are satidfied.
* The patch
RA entry
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that you haven't covered is that Snowglobe is intended for
> interoperation with other worlds as well, not just with SL. Our work in VWRAP
> has the goal of allowing a single client to work with any virtual world that
> can speak the pro
27;e'
> and now 'i'. ;-)
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I think the best approach is to try and convince the committer
who offered to put time into fixing it, to do it in a different
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> to expire svn in order to help maintain merges easier and in a more
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