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I went to hubs.mozilla.com and couldn't figure out what it does. I then tried making/joining a Hub but it got stalled at one of the loading steps so I still cou
by the_pwner224 8y ago
I went to hubs.mozilla.com and couldn't figure out what it does. I then tried making/joining a Hub but it got stalled at one of the loading steps so I still couldn't figure out what a Hub is.
They seem to be VR meeting spaces: https://blog.mozvr.com/introducing-hubs-a-new-way-to-get-together-online/ https://blog.mozvr.com/introducing-hubs-a-new-way-to-get-tog...
The model you describe seems like a good one, similar to what most Linux distributions do. The distro maintainers are trusted and they compile packages and distribute the binaries, but people can run the package generation scripts themselves to get their own package straight from the source. Reproducible builds allow users to confirm that the maintainers aren't doing anything sketchy - that probably isn't a possibility here, but this model is still far better than what FB/WhatsApp and even Signal do.
- gfodor 8y agoSorry you hit a snag. Yes, we're building a web-based avatar-centric communications tool, which also supports VR. If you have more info on your setup (browser, OS, link to the room that failed) and what you saw that'd be fantastic so we can fix it! Feel free to email me directly gfodor at mozilla.com.