There was some noteworthy news in the Second Life Tools and Technology blog on May 16 , Release Notes.
Over seven years ago, I posted my first set of Viewer release notes to the Second Life Wiki, where we have kept all of our release notes to this day. Over the years, we’ve made some minor tweaks to the appearance and how we generate them, but for they most part they have remained the same.
While
the wiki has served us well for release notes, it’s time to improve
their readability and browsability. We’ve been putting together the
finishing touches to a new website
dedicated solely to release notes, with a new look and feel that makes
the individual pages easier to find, and easier to read - take a look!
Previous
release notes will still be archived on the wiki, however, new releases
will be shared and published on the new website.
Our
goal is to improve overall accessibility and ease in browsing and
reviewing release notes. I, personally, am excited to see the dedicated
new website and hope you are too!
The website has more than just it's main page, but also separate pages for Repositories, Version Numbering, their Viewer Support Policy (to support their two most recent viewers), and pages for recent viewer releases, such as 6.2.2.527338 .
As mentioned, the Second Like Wikia also keeps records of release notes.
Hat Tip: Daniel Voyager
Bixyl Shuftan
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