I just had a quick look, and I think 01-03 is in the git repo; for some reason the version naming scheme that was introduced around 0.4 has gotten corrupted on the earlier versions; at least the 'origin' branches
0.1-prestable Sugilite Tourmaline Ruby Zircon And quite possibly "Standalone" Reflect early versions - one need to dig deeper to remember which is what though. (That work should be fun to do for the so inclined, and should probably go on the history page as well) /Stefan From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Len Brown Sent: den 11 februari 2010 11:40 To: [email protected] Subject: [Opensim-dev] How Was OpenSim "Born"? Hello everyone! I know that the various versions of the viewer are derived from Linden Lab releasing the viewer source code as open source, but what about the server side of things? Is what we now call OpenSim the result of taking what we know about the viewer and working backwards to how we presume the server pushes the information to it? This would be my guess. I don't ever recall there being any releases of the early server source code ever made available. This thought hit me when I started wondering how Open Simulator originated if the Linden Lab server source was never made publicly available. The Open Simulator site dist directory goes back to OpenSim 0.4 so I'm a bit mystified. I started messing with OpenSim at version 0.6 and on. Thanks for any info offered on this topic. I've been active in Second Life since December 2003 and am just wanting to flesh out a bit of the historical side of things, when it comes to OpenSim beginnings. -- - Len W. Brown [email protected]
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