It is easy to point the finger of Second Life today, the floppede quite so horribly - in relation to the expectations that at a time was at the phenomenon. But I was there himself, and DR was there. Half of curiosity and half out of …
Second Life 1.20.13 (91658) Jul 8 2008 15:46:37 (Second Life Release Candidate). Second Life Server 1.22.4.90499. CPU: Dual i386 (Unknown) (2400 MHz) Memory: 4096 MB OS Version: Darwin 9.4.0 Darwin Kernel Version 9.4.0: Mon Jun 9 …
http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/SVC-972 Oh wait… that was me that provided the fix. You’re welcome, Linden Labs. : D Hopefully bugs that affect the Linux and Mac community won’t be ignored like this one was.
Yes, I do recognize it appears to be a 3-way integration problem between Second Life, nVidia and Apple - but the result is an unreliable viewer on certain platforms, due (in my experience) to something that happened in the 1.18 …
Dear Second Life residents,. I’m master student of information systems and my area of research is “computer ethics”. Currently I’m working in my dissertation which is related to “ethics in online gambling” and I choose second life as my …
Some people try to classify Second Life as a game. If Second life is a game, it is a most unusual game, since it does not define goals for winning nor is there any method for keeping score. Each resident is responsible for defining his …
Bug fixes are nice, but it’s about time for the old skin to come back. For once in my Second Life, I thank you Lindens. It may have taken you 5 months or so, but thank you.
… time’ problem…. so I can never change the skin because as soon as I restart the viewer crashes before getting to the login screen…. the viewer only runs from the install program when it asks “Do you want to run Second Life now?”.
Cyal, I’d use the colors.xml file on the wiki: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Skinning_How_To/Fully_commented_colors.xml_file if you find yourself getting lost in what’s what. The colors are in the format Red, Green, Blue, …
There are a lot of people with basic accounts who are very rich contributors to Second Life– whether they rent land, spend money, or contribute in other ways by performing and participating in events. Additionally, when the database …
