Personally I have been using the Firestorm Viewer for about as long as it existed and it offers a nice set of additional features over the default viewer but I regularly hear that others use a different third party viewer. What do you use and why?

  • Eldritch@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Since I run Linux mostly firestorm as well. Many of the others are largely windows only. Outside of kokua or whatever it’s called and a few others. Radegast as well. Saw someone forked and started it again only to see it sort of disappear again.

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      1 year ago

      I am on Linux as well. I thought Radegast wasn’t actively developed anymore?

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        1 year ago

        For a brief moment someone forked it and was pushing some new releases. Under the moniker radegast-ng. Was even in the AUR. But the website and all the hosted documentation has gone again. And just the git remains.

        Which is really sad. Most of the other alternatives that I’m aware of, aren’t really alternatives. Or all want to be cloud-based and charge for it. Rather than letting you roll your own.

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    1 year ago

    Firestorm all the way for my daily driver, though once Alchemy catches up to all the QOL features that FS has, I’d love to switch. 120FPS goodness, but still fairly basic and the trade-off isn’t quite balanced for me yet.

  • Downtide
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    1 year ago

    Firestorm all the way for me, because I really appreciate the additional features, in particular the built-in AO. I’ve been using Firestorm since before it was called Firestorm (cough)Emerald(cough). Yes, I am that old, lol.

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    2 months ago

    For people using MacOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, or FreeBSD, Megapahit viewer is a nice choice for anyone wanting a mostly-vanilla Second Life experience with a few modest tweaks and added features.