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Overpromised, underdelivered, buh-bye. 
- Version: 1.23.5.136262, 12/27/2009 10:38AM PST
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xjja
Crappiest piece of Mac OSX software I have ever tried - Version: 1.19.1.4, 4/24/2008 04:51PM PST
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vt810
Crashed reliably. Often manages to crash the whole system.
Should not be released if it doesn't work.
Crap.
Should not be released if it doesn't work.
Crap.
Revising my comments - Version: 1.18.4.3, 11/15/2007 11:50AM PST
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coyote4til7
I tried an earlier version and it crashed repeatedly and crashes happened very quickly. Although I swore I'd never try it again, based on some reports I read online, I tried the latest release candidate (1.18.4.2) and found it was actually stable and usable. I'm using a MacBook Pro 2Ghz Intel Core Duo (I) with 2Gigs Ram and OS X 10.4.10.
I've just installed the current release (1.18.4.3) and it seems to be stable on my machine. The list of bug fixes was very long (at around 50 items I stopped skimming), so they _seem_ to be moving fast on improvements.
The bottom lines seem to be:
1) Second Life stability is very dependent on your hardware combination.
2) If the current release causes problems, try the release candidate:
http://secondlife.com/community/downloads-optional.php
If you do decide to try it, take the time to go through all the tutorials. They're well worth the time.
I've just installed the current release (1.18.4.3) and it seems to be stable on my machine. The list of bug fixes was very long (at around 50 items I stopped skimming), so they _seem_ to be moving fast on improvements.
The bottom lines seem to be:
1) Second Life stability is very dependent on your hardware combination.
2) If the current release causes problems, try the release candidate:
http://secondlife.com/community/downloads-optional.php
If you do decide to try it, take the time to go through all the tutorials. They're well worth the time.
"A Virtual World which will change the way we work in the next few years..."
http://www.versiontracker.com/php/feedback/article.php?story=20050420161838663
And I laughed. Seriously, did anyone truly believe any of that sort of hype? Let me think about it as I drive my flying car on the colony on Mars as I wander through my paperless office.
Mnyeah, nah. Second Life has changed nothing. Google: Second Life abandoning
Or: Second Life deserting
Because people are walking away from it. I guess they're either ready to move onto their Third Life, or realizing they should have spent more time working on their First Life.