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A screenshot of the Second Life virtual world through an early stage open source rendering engine using libsecondlife. Created by John Hurliman.

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The content of this image is from Second Life. Per press release^[1], Linden Lab declared that all intellectual properties of an object in Second Life belong to the subscriber who created it. The software itself is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License^[2].

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current	17:14, 19 October 2006	646×505 (16 KB)	BabaYama (Talk \| contribs)	(A screenshot of the Second Life virtual world through an early stage open source rendering engine using libsecondlife. Created by John Hurliman.)