#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS INSTALL#
#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS 64 BIT#
#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS 32 BIT#
#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS SOFTWARE#
#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS PASSWORD#

Traditional user name and password requirements (referred to as single factor authentication) have long be regarded as vulnerable to hacking – up to and including “long” passwords involving alpha-numeric combinations, as the recent publishing by hackers of a 100GB text file of 8.4 billion passwords demonstrated. I do know that it's an older notification thing that doesn't come in some of the newer distros, or is not in the default repositories for a number of distros, or in some cases must be built from source since no repository has it for that particular distro (Solus OS falls into this category). As it's not in the default Fedora repos, the need to add the xenithorb copr is there.Linden Lab has announced the initial introduction of Multi-Factor Authentication for Second Life accounts, and has done so in request to numerous requests for increased account security from users to protect personal data. I don't know if 'growl' itself is 32-bit or not. I find this helps me see when I get IM's if I have my viewer minimized while I'm playing games or doing other things. If the above option is enabled and you have growl installed you will get notifications from IM's and stuff on your native desktop notification system when you have Firestorm minimized. I'm specifically talking about the feature shown in this screenshot: But just in case, I'm not talking about the in-viewer notifications you received when someone IM's or pays you or whatnot. I'm not sure if my section about growl caused confusion or not.

#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS INSTALL#

Just tried this on my Fedora 34 install and can confirm that the above command works.

#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS SOFTWARE#

Only thing I'm missing I think is the Arch based ones, but I plan to get around to adding a section for that at some point when I get a chance to tinker around with their software packages 🙂 I also have instructions in the picks section of my profile page for getting voice chat and notifications to work various other distributions of Linux, including some of the more exotic ones (OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, Solus OS) and of course instructions for the typical standard Debian/Ubuntu based ones, if anyone needs help with any of the other Linux's. Sudo dnf install growl-for-linux growl-for-linux-display-notify -y Sudo dnf copr enable xenithorb/growl-for-linux -y Sudo dnf install libstdc++.i686 libidn1.34.i686 libidn2.i686 gstreamer1-plugins-bad-free.i686 gstreamer1-plugins-bad-free-extras.i686 gstreamer1-plugins-base.i686 gstreamer1-plugins-good.i686 gstreamer1-plugins-good-extras.i686 gstreamer1-plugins-ugly.i686 gstreamer1-plugins-ugly-free.i686įor notifications, you will need to install Growl for Linux: In order to get voice chat to work on Fedora, you will need to install some 32-bit dependencies that voice chat relies on. Windows 11 is and will, hopefully get into this century.

#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS 64 BIT#

I for see a true 64 bit Steam Proton as soon as windows actually goes full 64 bit like MacOSX Linux. The only person that was wrong was Vivox Dev's that lost lot of money to Steam. That said NickyD of FS team proved me wrong because I was to blind to see the use of wine llvoice in the viewer. This is my build for repacking windows vivox 64bit into win64 that is then moved to viewer-install/bin/winSL. I read his rant that Vivox later went on to delete. This happened because the Vivox Developer on it had a bad experience installing Ubuntu. I do have a multi arch system I test the old 32bit native Vivox that isn't no longer supported.

The only program I need wine for is for LLvoice because I want a true 64bit experience. Do not get me wrong I been building wine multi arch for years it is called WoW-wine built it with Mgwin inside Linux so you can use windows native binaries. To me this defeats the whole purpose of having a pure 64bit system. I was so happy when LL dropped that and we got a simple right click to everything. I guess the use of the pie menu as default to me is the same thing. I don't understand why FS or kokua or any of them are pushing a 32bit wine voice. Give you the choice of a pure 64bit wine. Most of the newer distro's and older distro's that want to go 64bit only. In my build of the viewers LL FS Little penguin Kokua you have the choice of native 32bit or win64 -> winSL voice that is for 64bit wine. To activate set FSLinu圎nableWin32VoiceProxy to true in Debug Settings and restart your readelf -d SLVoice|grep NEEDEDĠx00000001 (NEEDED) Shared library: Best to use the Windows version 4.6 in wine which included in the FS download. Some you may already have in your distro.

#KOKUA VIEWER VOICE SETTINGS 32 BIT#

These are the 32 bit libs needed for voice to work.

Kokua viewer voice settings