Robin Cornelius

After the initial release fiasco of the new repository, i’ve fixed the remaining issues and re-deployed it again. I’ll update the Debian page to match the new apt lines soon as well then hopefully start to kick off some Ubuntu builds as well for the latest 10.02. So its going live now, please let me [...]

I’ve aborted the repository push, i’ve not included the TOS/TVP wording in the package for the first time install, and the rpath for snowglobe 2.0 as stopped working. Will be back with the final versions very very soon

Hey everyone, The main repository has been undergoing some reworking over the last month or so and i’ve just pressed the button and made it live. Its in the same place as the old one but you may need to change your apt lines to match. The new contents of /etc/apt/sources.list should be either :- [...]

Hey everyone, been busy sorting out the gir repositories and everything is now uptodate, i’ve redone the snowglobe.git repository so anyone with a checkout will need to reclone. I just didn’t have the time to find out what was wrong and there was not a lot of “useful” history wrt my changes. The current git [...]

It has been brought to my attention that the git repository for snowglobe 1.x is broken. I’ve just tested myself and indeed the repository is stuck on a fresh clone back in Jan this year. Where as there have been a lot of commits since. Whats currently wierd is the ref heads on the server [...]

As the new Ubuntu Lucid is also out its soon time to kick some builds off for that too and bring that up to date as well. This requires me to first finish my previous Snowglobe 1.4 work that is blocking everything else and then I need to do some additional porting across of the [...]

Ok i’ve started the work to get a Snowglobe 2.0 built, but i’ve hit issues on Debian right away. My Debian target was stable, this has qt 4.4, we now need qt 4.6. There is no way on earth I am doing a complete qt back port for stable from testing. So the time has [...]

Finally! got the listing in the viewer directory, http://viewerdirectory.secondlife.com/listing/show/listing_id/131 not sure what took so long but at least its there now and hopefully that will help others find these builds for Debian and Ubuntu

A bit slow with the blog posting, but as of Tuesday the LL Third Party Viewer policy was updated for the better, this means that projects such as this one can continue. I still need to make updates to the original omv debs and may be get the Imprudence debs working once more. I’m not [...]