Graham Mills wrote:Many thanks, very nice -- now runs on my dual GPU laptop again. Could we have syntax colouring for OSSL functions, please? Also, does the Twitter Share function work on OpenSim?

They are both on the todo list. Glad you liked it.

The first release of the OpenSim version of Kokua is available with the following features:


The Visual Outfit Browser will let you create, pick and manage outfits from a gallery
Media content is handled with the VLC plugin on Windows, while the macOS version still uses QuickTime
Media content ...

There is a new build of the Mac version available that eliminates a nasty viewer crash on being offered teleports in OpenSim. There is no change in version number for this build.

Download it from http://wiki.kokuaviewer.org/wiki/Kokua/Downloads

Kokua 4.0.2 has been released and is available for download for all platforms from http://wiki.kokuaviewer.org/wiki/Kokua/Downloads

This is primarily a bug fix release with focus on areas such as sound autoplay and sound on region crossings, mesh uploads, texture loading, in addition to OpenSim ...

After the release of Kokua 4.0.1 a bug in RLV surfaced and Marine Kelly quickly fixed it with the 2.9.16.1 update.

We have built new test versions that includes this fix, in addition to adding a choice to stop the PageUP and PageDown buttons to make the avatar jump.
We have also fixed a condition ...

Support tickets for Kokua can be opened at https://sourceforge.net/p/team-purple/kokua/tickets
Please include a copy of the text from the About->Kokua menu item.

Many thanks, Gavin. I attempted to install on Win 8.1 but Kokua crashed on startup as per https://sourceforge.net/p/team-purple/kokua/tickets/364/ . Anyone else having this problem? I'll look into doing a clean-ish install to see if that helps.

Try remove the avatar specific settings file (move ...

Kokua version 4.0.1 for OpenSim and SecondLife grids is available for download with support for Linux 32 and 64 bit, OS X and Windows.

This version brings functionality up to par with the Linden 4.0.1 version of the SecondLife viewer were the main focus is on replacing the dated QTWebkit framework ...

Thanks for the script.

Not relevant to Kitely, but when OpenSim is running on OS X all fonts installed on the system (globally available from /Library/System/Fonts) are also available to OpenSim via mono. All the Microsoft fonts listed in the script are installed on OS X by default + a bunch of ...

I'd be interested to set up a small exhibition area for the XMIR store.