I think Peter does have a point there. For various reasons, the project has done a lot of experimental work and the target of having a simple product anyone can install and flip the lights on has been elusive (well, if you just need the viewer to access worlds it's quite simple). As Jani said packaging it all in a neat package would definitely be a good thing.
The strategic direction of the project is largely determined by people and organizations who work on it, so there's a good way to influence it. Yes, this was an invitation to start coding realXtend. 2011/1/27 Jani Pirkola <jpirk...@gmail.com>: > Dear Peter, > thank you for your kind words! I am also looking the project as an outsider > nowadays, but still from quite close. I'd still argue that the vision for > the project is very clear, and the tasks are aiming to that vision. > Lot of energy went into making the Naali viewer and now some to make the > Tundra server. Now I believe that the next logical step would be to package > all this into a user-friendly easy to deploy package with some example > content. Antti or Toni, could you comment on the strategic direction of the > project? > Best regards, > Jani -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
