Actually fixing that was pretty much the first on my list, but then bigger priorities appeared and this got a bit forgotten. This is a weird artefact from High Fidelity. You should try settings the graphics to High. With all settings set to low, it’s very slow/sluggish, maps take a while to load, it seems i can’t rebind keyboard yet so on non-qewrty i can only suffer and move with arrow.Ĭurious to see what is possible to do, but my first steps are not overly positive. We'll be following this along a bit closer now to see what happens with it over time, could be great. It's not limited to any one specific thing and you can build / script it live in-game with others so you can shape it to your liking.
Socialise with friends, make games, watch movies, even use it for work meetings and more. What do you actually do? What's possible? A lot it seems. They also seem keen to note how Linux is a properly supported platform, with some developers using it as their primary system. Functional, usable and stable enough with the core functionality there but it still needs a huge amount of polish and plenty of work ahead. Unlike other social stuff, since it's open source it can't just be shut down and anyone can use it and it allows people to create their own avatar, their own worlds and much more.Īs for the current status, they say it's "around an early beta". The idea is to have a big shared 3D social space that supports both normal and Virtual Reality PC hardware with support for Linux, macOS, Windows and Android. Originally known as Project Athena, they've recently begun making some public announcements to bring more attention to it. Remember social games like Second Life? Vircadia, was created from a failed spiritual successor to it and it's free and open source too.
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