Phoenix Firestorm7.2.2.79439

Phoenix Firestorm lets Linux users enter and play in Second Life and OpenSim through a dedicated viewer for those virtual worlds. It provides the controls and presentation needed to communicate and participate within either platform from one application. The project is the actively developed successor to the discontinued Phoenix Viewer.

Its interface offers extensive features and options for working with Second Life and OpenSim, while allowing users to tailor how the viewer looks and behaves. A selectable appearance modeled on the earlier Phoenix Viewer gives returning users a familiar alternative to the standard presentation. The software is built from Linden Lab’s V3 code base, whose LGPL foundation supports its open-source development model.

Marisa Giancarla publishes Phoenix Firestorm for Linux users who spend time in these virtual worlds, including people playing or communicating through Second Life and OpenSim. The Linux edition is the project’s official build for that operating system. Version 7.2.2.79439 runs on Linux with snapd and targets x86_64, also known as amd64, systems.