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The
Imprudence project now has its first release candidate viewer for
Second Life available, and far sooner than we expected. It's impressive work for a first release candidate as well. We've not had such a fast and smooth viewer experience since
Nicholaz "The Mad Patcher" Beresford's series of
Second Life viewers. Indeed, many of Beresford's patches are also a part of the Imprudence project.
Imprudence necessarily replaces proprietary fonts with
Liberation Sans and
Bitstream Vera Mono, which look a little peculiar the first couple of times out, but score high on improved readability. There's no audio either, yet, as the proprietary FMOD audio system has yet to be replaced with OpenAL, but that is coming soon, we understand. As for the change from Kakadu/KDU to OpenJPEG -- this is
supposed to be fractionally slower, but honestly, the whole experience was so smooth we never noticed.
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