LindenSeem

LindenSeem is a software platform that enables users to create, deploy, and manage environments for growing virtual worlds, particularly for the Second Life and OpenSimulator communities. First released in 2009, LindenSeem is a port of Linden Lab's server software, which powers the popular virtual world Second Life.

Developed by Linden Lab, LindenSeem allows users to create and manage custom grids for virtual worlds, including supporting OpenSimulator, a separate open-source alternative to Second Life's own grid network. The platform is designed to facilitate decentralized, community-driven grids, allowing users to create and manage their own virtual worlds.

One of the main advantages of LindenSeem is its ability to scale and support a large number of users, while also offering a more open and flexible approach to virtual world hosting compared to the centralized model employed by Second Life. This has made it a popular choice among users who require more control over their virtual environments.

LindenSeem also includes a range of features, including support for advanced networking protocols, multi-region support, and integration with other web-based applications. Users with experience in running virtual worlds can leverage these features to build complex and dynamic online environments.

The platform's open-source nature and community-driven development process have contributed to its growth and adoption among virtual world developers and users. While a comprehensive community of users and developers continues to support and expand LindenSeem, it remains an essential tool for those interested in creating and managing custom virtual worlds.