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SL 1.7

By: Tateru Nino

24 October, 2005

Well, the 1.7 version of the SL client and grid appears to have gone in with relatively few glitches. LL report a gnome stuck in the gears, but fortunately there are people with mighty spanners.

Additionally, it looks like there were some extra issues with the login server, but those are apparently being worked on at the moment.

Mighty big hugs to the folks involved in such a major overhaul.

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