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Cosmo was a set of products for developing presentations and applications that took advantage of the Java programming language, 3-D environments using the Virtual Reality Modeling Language ( VRML ), and other multimedia elements. The Cosmo Player is still supported for use in Silicon Graphics' IRIX operating system.

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Cosmo has generally been replaced by open source graphics development programs that adhere to the OpenGL , VRML, and other standards.

This was last updated in August 2005
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Posted by: Margaret Rouse

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