Hi folks. I thought that I would spend a little bit of time today assessing the guesses I made for OpenSim back at the start of 2009. It might be less than usually coherent since I’ve been struck down by a cold today, so please forgive that. Next year I’ll stick my head out... »
Hello everybody. This is a short summary of OpenSim development for the past week up until the end of last Saturday. The letters in brackets after bug and feature points are the Git revision identifiers in which the work appears. We only give the first 6 characters of each revision but this should be... »
Hi folks. The OpenSim 0.6.8 source packages are now ready for download either in tar.gz or .zip form. The source code in these packages needs to be built before they can be used. Binary packages should follow in the next few weeks (there isn’t a continuous end-to-end process for producing these yet). I know... »
Hello everybody. This is a short summary of OpenSim development for the past week up until the end of last Saturday. The letters in brackets after bug and feature points are the Git revision identifiers in which the work appears. We only give the first 6 characters of each revision but this should be... »
Hello everybody. This is a short summary of OpenSim development for the past week up until the end of last Saturday. The letters in brackets after bug and feature points are the Git revision identifiers in which the work appears. We only give the first 6 characters of each revision but this should be... »
Hello everybody. This is a short summary of OpenSim development for the past week up until the end of last Saturday. The letters in brackets after bug and feature points are the Git revision identifiers in which the work appears. We only give the first 6 characters of each revision but this should be... »
Hey folks. Just a short note to say that I’ll be talking about OpenSim at the Kopiwa Open Innovation Symposium (programme PDF) at Mülheim an der Ruhr in Germany on Monday 7th December 2009. This is in conjunction with Dirk Krause (Technical Director) and Markus Strickler (Senior IT Developer) of Pixelpark, the largest indepedent... »
Following another long session in a smoke-filled IRC channel, we (the OpenSim core developers) extended an invitation to Dan Lake, a Network Software Engineer with Intel’s Network Technology Lab, to join the core OpenSim team. Dan has contributed lots of patches to OpenSim, notably many which tackle the very tricky area of performance improvement... »