You can wear, make and share Avatars made from images or maybe your own imagination You can also design your own virtual world (if youre up for the challenge), with animations, video, games, prop rooms, using whatever imagery suites your taste.

The fixes are spot on Pawn is doing a great job of bringing palace to OSX without the classic baggage.

I just upgraded from Jaguar and the difference is noticeable.

YES I know this is a huge undertaking and I know it will take time.

It really is only missing iptscrae, but i wouldnt blame the author, or even expect him to do such support.

I myself am a programmer and would not want to touch iptscrae parsing, i barely even like iptscrae itself.

Most people are switching from palace, so until then PalaceChat is a great OS X palace solution.

The props actually work --unlike Phalanx, which is still trying-- and its actually pretty stable.

The character spacing seems too unrefined, and the actual text bubbles take quite a bit of tweaking to get readable.

I also think that theres a few elements of PalaceChat that remind me a bit much of Phalanx, but done better.

So all in all, the classic Palace (in both senses) is a bit more solid in interface, but as a first step to a truly alternative Palace client, PalaceChat is the best so far.

Not everything is perfect, but amazingly great for something still under construction.

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