just attendend the Wonderland Wednesday meeting, first time for me in 3D chat for years. In the 90s we created a lot of artistic multiuser VRML worlds and had meetings via Blaxxun servers. After they went down there was silence but I kept looking for open alternatives, to create surreal multiuser experiences. Finally the open source Open Cobalt and Open Wonderland are good enough so I guess I will start to use Wonderland, also because I program Java but have a vague idea about Smalltalk, on which Cobalt is based.
What I like on Cobalt is that its based on P2P technique so they dont need a server. And its easier to jump from world to another.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhNoGM5hyphenhyphenDhp8iKrXMT5VpCOm1WKj3veolHrN2fbOl5PLPEZi-OVqeDwz0-6h4JpxmfI8HIQB456AsiSlV760tYivDPptTPseMRLKL8CuN2btgBejz9nCZNV0D8SWBCmE0rI00Od7oPTLc/s320/wonderland2.jpg)
trippy desktop sharing feedback![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhNoGM5hyphenhyphenDhp8iKrXMT5VpCOm1WKj3veolHrN2fbOl5PLPEZi-OVqeDwz0-6h4JpxmfI8HIQB456AsiSlV760tYivDPptTPseMRLKL8CuN2btgBejz9nCZNV0D8SWBCmE0rI00Od7oPTLc/s320/wonderland2.jpg)
New experience for me was the usage of voice chat, back in the 90s we had not the bandwidth for that fancy stuff, just text chat to communicate.