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SL4B Music Events

All the way through the Second Life 4th Birthday Events we will be having live music on SL02 and SL02 PG, ().
This will consist of various live performers and dj's, playing a wide range of music that you just can't miss!
The music will start at 12noon on Saturday 23rd June and will go right through until Midnight 30th June.
=== Music Events Listing ===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! Time !! 23th June!! 24th June !! 25th June !! 26th June !! 27th June !! 28th June !! 29th June !! 30th June
|-
|12:00 AM
|rowspan=12|
|rowspan=3|Nicktacious Chap
|rowspan=3|Nicktacious Chap
|rowspan=2|Londyn Reatequi
|rowspan=2|Limpy Lane
|rowspan=2|Chance Devin
|rowspan=2|Limpy Lane
|rowspan=2|Chance Devin
|-
|1:00 AM
|-
|2:00 AM
|rowspan=2|Trisha Pinkerton
|rowspan=2|Trisha Pinkerton
|rowspan=2|Nathanael F
|rowspan=2|Azazeal Whitfield
|rowspan=2|Azazeal Whitfield
|-
|3:00 AM
|rowspan=3|Terriann Backbite
|rowspan=2|DJ Jenns
|-
|4:00 AM
|rowspan=2|Billy Ogopogo
|rowspan=2|Nathanael F
|rowspan=2|Kathryn Yer
|rowspan=2|Billy Ogopogo
|rowspan=2|Emerald Bijoux
|-
|5:00 AM
|rowspan=2|Billy Ogopogo
|-
|6:00 AM
|rowspan=2|FeenixFire Flash
|rowspan=2|Bcreative Wilde
|rowspan=3|Joella Nico
|rowspan=3|Joella Nico
|rowspan=2|CarrieAnn Nurmi
|rowspan=3|Summer Deadlight
|-
|7:00 AM
|rowspan=2|sofia Diage
|-
|8:00 AM
|Trisha pinkerton
|Abi Gardiner
|rowspan=2|Nathanael F
|-
|9:00 AM
|rowspan=3|Summer Deadlight
|Billy Ogopogo
|rowspan=2|Terriann Backbite
|Dane Koba
|rowspan=2|Savory Thereian
|rowspan=2|Savory Thereian
|-
|10:00 AM
|rowspan=2|Skylar Gregory
|rowspan=2|Terriann Backbite
|Mel Cheeky
|-
|11:00 AM
|Andy Glasgow
|Chel Norfolk
|Andy Glasgow
|C. Moody
|-
|12:00 PM
|rowspan=2|Ganesha Xi
|rowspan=2|Ikte Tones
|Hep Shepherd
|rowspan=2|Ikte Tones
|rowspan=2|Drusilla Deledda
|rowspan=2|Swaffette Firefly
|Jaynine Scarboro
|Ehdward Spengler
|-
|1:00 PM
|Dan Octavia
|Juel Resistance
|JasonDark Juran
|-
|2:00 PM
|Redzone
|Pam & Bill Havercamp
|Smily Raymaker
|rowspan=2|Phelan James
|Chel Norfolk
|Alazarin Mondria
|Alazarin Mondria
|rowspan=2|Jasper Haifisch
|-
|3:00 PM
|Ey Ren
|rowspan=2|Digital Kaos
|Linus Radford
|Nad Gough
|ChangHigh Trinity
|rowspan=2|Trisha & Ikte
|-
|4:00 PM
|Max DeGroot
|Juel Resistance
|Juel Resistance
|C.Moody
|rowspan=2|Savory Thereian
|Redzone
|-
|5:00 PM
|C.Moody
|Cylindrian Rutab
|rowspan=2|Emerald Bijoux
|Spaceman Opus
|rowspan=2|Cirga Control
|rowspan=3|Fenom Gasaprini
|rowspan=2|Parker/Phelan
|-
|6:00 PM
|rowspan=2|Maggie Maladay
|rowspan=2|Tristain Savon
|rowspan=2|Parker Perway
|Frog and Jaycatt
|-
|7:00 PM
|Jasper Haifisch
|Wendy Curtis
|Juel Resistance
|RoseDrop Rust
|-
|8:00 PM
|Dane Koba
|rowspan=2|Ryviana Vanness
|lofthesedaz
|Chel Norfolk
|Lyndon Heart
|Patrick LaSalle
|rowspan=2|Jesse Murdock
|C.Moody
|-
|9:00 PM
|Juel Resistance
|rowspan=2|DJ Gremlin
|rowspan=2|Mirari Cheney
|rowspan=2|Tristain Savon
|rowspan=2|DJ Gremlin
|DJ Gremlin
|-
|10:00 PM
|rowspan=2|Londyn Reatequi
|rowspan=2|Londyn Reatequi
|rowspan=2|Cirga Control
|ZDJ Gremlin
|-
|11:00 PM
|Londyn Reatequi
|Limpy Lane
|Londyn Reatequi
|Limpy Lane
|Limpy Lane
|-
SL4B Portal

SL4B - Second Life's 4th Birthday.
This year on June 23rd we celebrate Second Life's 4th Birthday- 4 years since Second Life was opened to the public.
Planning and organisational efforts will be centred around articles listed here, and in the SL Anniversary Event Volunteers group in-world.
Any general queries should be voiced on the talk page or sent directly to SignpostMarv Martin via sl4b@signpostmarv.name.
Rather than repeatedly updating the SL Wiki with huge swaths of wiki-code, or using flickr's notes system to indicate where plots are, SignpostMarv Martin has made a plot map available on his website. This is to allow the general public to see the development of SL4B unfold as time goes on. SL4B Volunteers can see the prim-based map it is based on at .
:Any problems with the plot map should be sent directly to SignpostMarv Martin
== Notes ==
* Main organisation is being done by SignpostMarv Martin
* The sim layout is being worked on in 
* A calendar of the events will be available at SL4B Calendar.
Information on the previous birthday events can be read on the SL History Wiki.
# First Birthday Event
# Second Birthday Event
# Third Birthday Event
== Meeting Notes ==
Category:SL4B
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sldev discussions through July 8, 2007
== Building LLMozLib ==
Able Whitman inquired as to why LLMozLib source isn't included with the viewer source, as building against the current libraries is problematic with Visual Studio 2005. Phoenix Linden points out that building LLMozLib is somewhat difficult, but points to source here: http://ubrowser.com/llmozlib.php
Instructions for building your own are here:
http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Compiling_the_viewer_libraries_%28MSVS_2003%29#LLMozLib
http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Compiling_the_viewer_%28Mac_OS_X%29#Mozilla
== Building under Visual C++ 2005 ==
Thomas Rowland had trouble building under Visual C++ 2005, also stating the need to disable LLMozLib. Thomas had further trouble, which Nicholaz pointed out as a missing postbuild step of indra.y in the debug configuration.
Of note, debug isn't actively maintained and most Lindens use releasenoopt (release build, no optimizations). The debug build may have other problems still.
== JIRA Pain - Resolved? ==
There were a number of comments about continued JIRA pain. Subsequently, there was some downtime for a software upgrade, which seems to have mitigated problems somewhat. If problems continue, ask for the JIRA for the company hosting our managed JIRA. ;)
== -Werror ==
Callum Lerwick noted that adding -Werror to the build flags was causing problems under Fedora. Sardonyx Linden wasn't seeing the same problems, and Callum believed he'd tracked the warnings he was seeing down to the -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 flags.
Matsuu Takuto offered a patch to disable fortify, but Sardonyx expressed that he'd prefer to fix the code with warnings instead. "It's the responsible thing to do."
== IDE for Linux ==
Dereck Wonnacott, inspired by Nicholaz Beresford's involvement, wants to get involved but is looking for a good development environment. Callum Lerwick advocates good old vim, but while Dale Glass reports good success with kdevelop, which may feel more home-like for those with Visual Studio experience.
Dale also encourages the use of doxygen for learning and navigating the source. For those who may not know how to run it themselves, Dale hosts a set of doxygen-generated docs at http://doc.daleglass.net .
== Code Cleanup and Performance Patches ==
Blakar Ogre is looking at performance, and has offered two patches. The first is against lltree/lloctree, where methods were declared virtual that are never used in a way requiring polymorphism. The second creates reduced versions of addTextureStats that can be inlined, and which cover the simple way in which the method is used most of the time.
Blakar reports a 2-3% speedup under Visual Studio 2005.
Thanks for readin'!
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== Which Grids for Testing and Developing? ==
Paul Nolan asked which grid he should use for 1.18.0.6. Historically, Agni was the main grid, Aditi was the beta grid, and Uma was available for open source work. Joshua Bell (Linden) answers that Uma has been repurposed for some internal work, and shouldn't be needed anymore. After "message template liberation," 1.18 should be able to connect to Aditi.
== Including 3-Clause BSD License Code ==
Dale Glass, looking for the best way to parse a date string provided as an ASCII string, inquired about adding some 3-Clause BSD licensed code to the viewer. There was some discussion of work-arounds, and Liana Linden promised to discuss the question internally.
== On-List Patch Review ==
Hamncheese Omlet posted a patch meant to address and , asking for feedback. Nicholaz Beresford and Alissa Sabre offered some feedback on the code, and on the patch production method. Hamncheese followed up with revised editions of the patches with marked improvement.
It's great seeing sldevers peer-reviewing patches. Thanks to the three of you. :)
== OPENSOURCE=yes ==
Boroondas Gupte asked about difficulty with the 1.18.0.6 source, wherein her build didn't have any sound. Dale Glass notes that OPENSOURCE=yes is now set by default. The OPENSOURCE=no option must be set to build an encumbered version of the viewer.
== GStreamer Video Support ==
Tofu Linden notes that GStreamer video support is hitting the viewer. Linux users rejoice: Enjoy some in-world video. :)
Dana Fagerstrom, mastermind behind the Solaris port, notes that this will be a win for Solaris as well.
== Bugs Reintroduced in First Look ==
Gigs Taggart and others noticed that some bugs had been re-introduced in the First Look viewer. We found a botched merge which caused this, and the bug should be fixed in current First Look builds.
== Internationalization Triage ==
As residents have been contributing an increasing number of internationalization projects, fixes, and JIRAs, Iridium Linden is the newest to offer a targeted triage session.
Keep an eye on the Bug triage page in the wiki to see the agendas of upcoming triages. The Internationalization triage is tentatively scheduled for the last Friday of every month, and can pick up as the pace of submissions picks up.
== First Look Chatterbox ==
There have been a lot of negative reactions to the new communication chatterbox panel in the FirstLook viewer. This will be what ships in the first voice release, however the bHear team will endeavor to push the source out in sync with the official release of the voice client, if not just before.
Thanks for readin'!
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== Philip Rosedale OSCON Video ==
Dzonatas Sol posted a link to a video of Philip's talk at OSCON:
http://oscon.blip.tv/file/322590
The video includes what may be the most nighmarishly awkward speaker introduction ever. The host had a pretty strange focus, and seemed to keep it in mind through the whole talk. Paging Dr. Freud...
== Building with Visual Studio 2005 ==
There was some concern about the status of Visual Studio 2005 support in last week's Open Source office hour. Regular SLDev readers are aware that LL are still using VS2003 internally for some legacy library support, and will - unfortunately - likely continue doing so for a bit longer.
 contains community-updated VS2005 project files however, so all is not lost. Between this and the standard building instructions, builds should continue to be possible.
Even if LL aren't using 2005 internally yet, please do feel free to post JIRAs and patches for source discrepancies, and continue to look to the community-maintained project files attached to the above JIRA.
== Apologies, and Voice for Linux ==
As pointed out on sldev, the blog incorrectly stated that voice was open, and the MOTD suggested that voice was fully supported. The voice daemon is closed source, not open. Further, Linux is not yet supported. Few of us would choose a closed-source or platform-limited solution where an equivalent open source solution exists, and I'd like to apologize for any confusion the blog announcement or MOTD caused.
It's far less than ideal, but the voice daemons do function under WINE, and some code exists that allows the viewer to connect to an already-running daemon. IA32-capable Linux users can still run the SL viewer natively while using the Windows daemon thanks to a patch by Dale Glass, which activates this code. It's attached to .
LL is pushing on a native Linux daemon, as even in the viewer's "unreleased" state, nearly 1% of our active residents use Linux.
== Chatterbox UI Work ==
A number of projects are under way for upgrading the new chatterbox UI or reverting to components of the old. One of these is Matthew Dowd's , which displays separate friend and group list windows so that they can retain the past vertical aspect. As always, please be encouraged to bring these up during Benjamin Linden's office hours. The surest way to see these types of patches accepted is to ensure that they cover any concerns that our usability guru might raise on seeing the patch... the fact that he holds Office Hours makes that an easier task.
Thanks for readin'!
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== Quiet Week ==
There weren't any hot issues on the list this week, and most visible efforts were focused on Rob Lanphier's (Linden) bug triage sessions. This made for low volume on the list this week.
== Third-Party Client Logins ==
Answering a request from John Hurliman, Ryan Williams (Linden) detailed a new parameter added to the login.cgi xml-rpc schema. "channel" may be an arbitrary string identifying a client. At present, specifying a new channel will allow a third-party client to log into a grid without its version number being checked. This will prevent artificially rejecting clients which may still be compatible with the grid.
== 1.15.0.2 is a Patchy Client ==
Rob Lanphier posted the 1.15.0.2 viewer, which will only work on the beta grid at present. For people compiling without libxul, Tofu Linden's patch was included with the announcement.
Of note, the fonts are now in the platform-specific library files in order to consolidate assets with like licenses.
== VS 2005 ==
The Lindens are not generally working with Visual Studio 2005 yet. James Cook (Linden) explains that one of the server libraries isn't available in 2005 format at present, and LL employees use the same environment for the server and viewer alike. Those who are having Visual Studio 2005 build issues can find help at until LL are ready to change over to 2005. 
== Triage ==
The next bug triage is coming up Monday at 3pm SLT at . The notes for this triage are available at 2007-04-30. Even if you aren't a seasoned developer, helping with the triage is a great way to get involved and learn more about the workings of Linden Lab and Second Life alike.
== Unit Test Harness - Patch 6 ==
New from Adroit this week, Gaurav Sharma posted the sixth unit testing patch. The message and patch can both be found in the SLDev archive.
== Solaris Life ==
Dana Fagerstrom from Sun has continued work on porting Second Life to run under Solaris. The viewer now runs, and Dana even posted a snapshot. Curious? Have a peek!
Rob Lanphier invited Dana to submit the patches required to make the viewer compile under Solaris with an eye toward including them in the main repository. Dana indicated that the changed fileset is minimal, which is a promising sign.
A heartfelt Welcome to the Family, Solaris. :)
SLDev Forum Calendar

Throughout the year, we host forums for Solution Providers on a variety of topics. Past topics have included Registration API, Customer Support, and Havok4. These forums provide solution providers with an opportunity to provide input and feedback to Linden Lab on current and upcoming projects. All forums take place on SLDEV island.
SLDev Forum Calendar
	Forum Topic 	Date 	Time
Mono 	11 February	830 SLT
Changes to secondlifegrid.net	19 February	830 SLT
Bug Triage 	20 February	1000 SLT*
*Bug Triage forums will occur every two weeks beginning 20 February @ 1000 SLT
SLDev Forum Transcripts

Forums are open to Solution Providers listed in the Directory. They are held on SLDev Island.
*Adult Content Forum Transcript JP Linden, Kend Linden, Tuesday 24 Mar 2009
*Internationalization Forum Transcript Danica Linden, Noelle Linden, Tuesday, 19 Mar 2009
*Marketing_Forum_Transcript Amanda Linden, Tuesday 3 Mar 2009
*XStreet Forum Transcript Colossus Linden, Tuesday 27 Jan 2009
*Media Project Forum Transcript Jeska Linden & William Linden, Wed 7 May 2008
*Search Flagging Forum Transcript Jeska Linden & Kalpana Linden, Tue 6 May 2008
*Land Metrics Forum Transcript Siobhan Linden, Tue 29 Apr 2008
*Social Networking Forum Transcript Jeska Linden, Tue 26 Feb 2008
*SLGrid Update Forum Transcript, Glenn, Madhavie & Brett Linden, Tue 19 Feb 2008
*Mono Forum Transcripts Periapse and Madhavi Linden, Monday 11 Feb 2008
*SLGrid website Forum Transcript Glenn, Madhavi & Brett Linden, Wednesday 6 Feb 2008
*Support Forum Transcript Jack Linden, Tuesday 4 Dec 2007
*Issue Tracker Forum Transcript Aric & Rob Linden, Tuesday 27 Nov. 2007
*Solution Provider Program Forum Transcript Glenn & Madhavi Linden, Tuesday 23 Oct 2007
*Message Liberation Forum Transcript Zero Linden, Tuesday 30 Oct 2007
*Havok Forum Transcript Andrew Linden, Tuesday 16 Oct 2007
*Web Media Forum Transcript Callum Linden, Tuesday 2 Oct 2007
*RegAPI Forum Transcript Jim Linden, Sue Linden, Gulliver Linden; Tuesday 27 Sept 2007
*UI Forum Transcript Benjamin, Steve, and Stephany Linden, 12 July 2007
*Tier Support Forum Transcript Jack Linden, 28 June 2007
See also Solution_provider_program, Sldev
SLDev Resident Names

SLDev > SLDev Resident Names
Most things associated with Second Life development (in-world meetings, wiki editing, JIRA) are done using Second Life names, but posting on the mailing list is often done using another name (real name or non-Second Life alias). This page is intended as a decoder ring for people to figure out who's who on the SLDev mailing list.
Don't reveal any information you don't want to, but if you post messages to the SLDev mailing list under a different name than your Second Life Resident name, please consider dropping your name in the table. (Tip: putting three tildes, e.g. "~~~", will automatically convert to your name and a link to your username on this wiki) :
SLDev Posting Name 	Second Life Resident Name
Andre Roche 	Ryozu Kojima
Andy Estes 	Drewan Keats
Callum Lerwick 	Seg Baphomet
Dirk Moerenhout 	Blakar Ogre
Dzonatas 	Dzonatas Sol
Ettore Pasquini 	Abstra Apparatchik
Harold "LabRat" Brown	Thraxis Epsilon
Jason Giglio 	Gigs Taggart
John Hurliman 	Eddy Stryker
Laurent Laborde 	Kerunix Flan
Lawson English 	Saijanai Kuhn
Matt Kimmel 	Feep Larsson
Mike Monkowski 	Mm Alder
Nik Radford 	Nik Woodget
Neovo Geesink 	Neovo Geesink
Paul Nolan 	Paul Churchill
Rob Lanphier 	Rob Linden
Ben B yer 	Bushing Spatula
Dana Fagerstrom 	Whoops Babii
Dirk Husemann 	Dr Scofield
Mark Burhop 	Burhop Piccard
Stewart Berntson 	Mydnight Miklos
Robin Cornelius 	Robin Cornelius & Michelle2 Zenovka
Henrik Hodne 	Henrik Svendsen
Tigro Spottystripes 	TigroSpottystripes Katsu
"Abhセレチャイベル" 	Freija Yoshikawa
zai 	Zai Lynch
Rob Nelson 	Fred Rookstown
oobscure, open 	Opensource Obscure
Ricky Curtice 	Cron Stardust
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SLGOGP Draft 1/Discuss 1-2 Service Location

Should this URL be in the protocol? Shouldn't this more likely be in some extra document describing the Second Life implementation?
I personally also want to experiment with using XRDS here, so you can enter http://secondlife.com in your client and it will find this URL automatically (and other services like the preferred or trusted IM services etc.)
TaoTakashi 14:21, 13 September 2008 (PDT)
SLGOGP Draft 1/Discuss 1-3 Structure of the Protocol

A firewall on the viewer side demands that the client initiates connections,
but once the connection exists-- polling is not necessary: packets (messages)
can travel in both directions and be initiated by both sides.
Therefore, I see no reason for the "long poll" technique. In general polling
is a waste of resources, in this case bandwidth, and leads to a (possibly) much
larger delay before a state change in the region is updated in the viewer
than necessary.
Aleric Inglewood -- 20090314
SLGOGP Draft 1/Discuss 2-2 LLSD

Have anyone thought about or implemented a JSON serialization (as mentioned)?
As per the comment: it would be nice to impose on LLSD that the root element be an array or map, but not a scalar, but since LLSD is already established and in-use, that could create the situation were we still have LLSD floating around that doesn't conform to that and hence can't be serialized into JSON. 
Perhaps a better approach would be to just define the JSON serialization to always be a 1-element array containing the rest of the serialized structure. That only adds 2-bytes of overhead (for the "[" and "]"). 
It does create the situation where using the JSON data natively is slightly less 'natural' in that you always have to pull out the first array element of the data first. However, the JSON serialization is going to need some other 'unnatural' features anyway, for specifying the LLSD scalar types that don't directly map to JSON types, such as Binary, URI, etc.
(reason for the interest is because I have a system that uses JSON-RPC between components and in-world devices already. We also use XML-RPC, but XML isn't as compact as JSON - which is important when dealing with it in LSL)
SLGOGP Draft 1/Discuss 2-3 Capabilities

* Caps are an easy thing to understand once you understood it ;-) But given my problems to really get how Linden Lab implements them (as a proxy server) I think some example of how LL uses them might be good to have. This migth raise the question if examples should be part of the spec or linked to. The latter might be sufficient. Here is also my attempt to explain them: http://mrtopf.de/blog/secondlife/slga-capabilities-explained-technical/ TaoTakashi 09:17, 13 March 2008 (PDT)
:* Very nice tutorial article, well done Tao. Morgaine Dinova 02:18, 15 March 2008 (PDT)
* The caps.py and proxy.py implementations are now part of mulib, available under an MIT license. See changeset 50.
* Usually examples for exposition are not part of a specification, either directly or linked, because you want the specification to be a concise, legalistic definition of the protocol. What we need is a "SLGOGP Explained" document, which would be full of examples. I nominate your most excellent page as the first chapter! Zero Linden 21:23, 17 March 2008 (PDT)
* Since there are discus links for each section, why not an Explained link for each section? -- Strife Onizuka 22:46, 27 March 2008 (PDT)