OpenSimWorld is the directory of 3D Virtual Worlds based on OpenSimulator and connected through the HyperGrid. Learn More
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This week alone, three people have asked me about Outworldz DreamGrid. Simply put, it's a powerful software developed by Ferd Frederix (Fred Beckhusen) that makes it incredibly easy for anyone to run their own virtual grid. If you're curious to learn more, you can check it out here: https://outworldz.com/Outworldz_installer/Grid/
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I once ran opensimulator on slitaz linux, on a pIII 900 mhz with 512 mb ram. 1 region. LOL. It was actually not slow at all. But I couldn't have more than 1 visitor.
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Dreamworld started as a Perl script that would build a working grid on a Pi. In 2010, in 2 GB RAM on a microSD card. Runs better now on a Pi4, with 8 GB RAM, and they finally fixed the floats issue in physics. Still a toy, and very limited.
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I could make a place for me and my alt to hang out! (Except my alt is hard to get along with).
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It's amazing what you can achieve with a bit of determination and a whole lot of patience. One visitor sounds like the perfect cozy crowd!
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Outworldz DreamGrid is the only secure enough way to make an OpenSIM server under M$Windows.
In other words - if you are not a Linux guru Outworldz DreamGrid is your only choice!
Yes, Linux is the serious and professional choice! But this is true only with a team of setup and support professionals. As we all see only a few networks have such a team.
So in short: If you are not at the level of OSGrid administrators, your choice is extremely easy!
Thanks Fred and happy online life with Outworldz DreamGrid :)
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In other words - if you are not a Linux guru Outworldz DreamGrid is your only choice!
Yes, Linux is the serious and professional choice! But this is true only with a team of setup and support professionals. As we all see only a few networks have such a team.
So in short: If you are not at the level of OSGrid administrators, your choice is extremely easy!
Thanks Fred and happy online life with Outworldz DreamGrid :)