I don't think there is *anything* about realXtend that can be considered remotely for sale. There is no company called realXtend, nor even a legal entity for that matter.
There are companies involved in making realXtend, but I don't think any of those companies share business interests with LL. A couple LL engineers were just curious -- nothing more. Cheers, On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 8:27 PM, Tara Desoto <[email protected]> wrote: > > I hope you guys are joking about this .. because rationally , SL has no > real reason to buy Realxtend .. The ogre engine is already open source > and sl surely knows this . SL is a monolythic grid and with Realxtend at > this point in time , it is difficult to scale up regions and form a stable > multiregional grid . > > SL is more than likely watching Realxtend because they want to counter this > with there own new rendering engine that supports mesh and therefore attempt > to make this type of project less attractive to potential adopters . > > In my opinion there is an urgent need to help and support realxtend/taiga > to get proper and stable multiregional and grid support . At that point in > time we are better off , because some bigger grids that are watching this > technology develop are then able to potentially adopt it as a solution . > > Until the point in time comes that Taiga can properly scale up and handle a > decent sized grid , all we can do is support these guys the best we can > and not worry too much about the Lindens , because they can probably make > it hard for us to get Realxtend grids going and that is a frustrating > thought for anybody that seriously wants to deploy this technology > > Linden labs is for sure right on the heels of Realxtend , so we definately > need to hope , pray and support these guys in any way that we can so that > they can get the server side code out there to make these grids possible , > before the inevitable happens and makes realxtend less unique than it is > currently > > -- > http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend > http://www.realxtend.org -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
