Snowglobe

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What is Snowglobe?

Snowglobe is an Open Source development project for viewers that connect to the Second Life Grid. Goals include:

  • Encourage development of alternative viewers that create choice for Second Life Residents
  • Encourage research and innovation of new viewer functionality
  • Collaborate with the development community to incorporate patches that enhance the official Second Life viewer

License

Snowglobe source code is offered under the GPLv2 license with FLOSS exception.

Developers are encouraged to complete the Second Life Viewer Contributor Agreement. Submissions to Snowglobe cannot be included in the official Second Life Viewer without this agreement in place.

Downloads

Release


Development Versions

These downloads can be unstable or risky to use.


Snowglobe 2 : Open Source Snowglobe branded viewer based off the Viewer 2.0 codebase:

  • Snowglobe 2.0 trunk (Experimental): Windows Mac (2.0.0.0, February 22, 2010) (release notes)
  • Linux binaries are not available yet. You need to build from source if you want to run Snowglobe 2.0 on Linux.
  • SnowGlobe 2.0 Doxygen

Source Code

Look at Version control repository for information about how to checkout the source code with SVN.

Build Instructions

The Get source and compile page gives general information about how to compile the source. For a quick step-by-step instruction for building on Linux, see Compiling and Patching Snowglobe (Linux).

Features

Development

For an introduction to the goals of the Snowglobe viewer, see Philip's blog post: "Intensifying Open Source Effort" which describes our new approach to open source. See Philip's mail to sldev for a little bit more about the name.