|testcase_component=Sugar Control Panel - Frame
|testcase_feature=Sugar Control Panel#Frame
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There is a control panel to set user preferences such as nickname or color on the XO.
...er the icon with the mouse pointer will reveal a palette where the control panel is one of the available options (a.b).
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#redirect [[Sugar Control Panel]]
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==Ejemplo de "sugar-control-panel"==
|[[Image:Sugar-control-panel.png|300px]]
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#REDIRECT [[Sugar Control Panel]]
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|testcase_component=Sugar Control Panel - Frame
|testcase_feature=Sugar Control Panel#Frame
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|testcase_component=Sugar Control Panel - About Me
|testcase_procedure=1. Open the graphical Sugar Control Panel from the Home view.<br>
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|testcase_component=Sugar Control Panel - About Me
|testcase_feature=Sugar Control Panel#About_Me
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|testcase_component=Sugar Control Panel - About my XO
|testcase_feature=[[Sugar Control Panel#About_my_XO]]
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|testcase_component=Sugar Control Panel - Date & Time
|testcase_feature=[[Sugar Control Panel#Date_&_Time]]
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|testcase_component=Sugar Control Panel - Language
|testcase_feature=Sugar Control Panel#Language
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|testcase_component=Sugar Control Panel - Network
|testcase_feature=[[Sugar Control Panel#Network]]
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$ sugar-control-panel -s language German/Switzerland
Now press ctrl-alt-erase, just as the message says... and see Sugar in German!
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== Select Sinhala as the Sugar interface language==
* Control Panel -> Language -> Sinhala(Sri Lanka) OR
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...peripheral circuits to be changed also. Our interests are how to move the SUGAR architecture to a new hardware frames such as Openmoko-based FIC Neo1973 sm
...onized with SUGAR. There must be too many difficulties left before pouring SUGAR on those smartphone-type XO models. --[[User:Php5]]
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...it until XOs are announced for your country to start localizing GNU/Linux, Sugar, and Activities into your languages. Remember you can create a [[LiveCd|Liv
...now two languages, and be familiar with computers. It helps if you try out Sugar, and it helps if you can think like a child.
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sugar-control-panel -s language Slovenian/Slovenia <enter>
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...there for them to inspect, learn from, and hopefully learn to improve. The Sugar UI only serves to simplify things for the children until they are ready to
:[[Understanding sugar code]] was written to educate people like you on how you can get into the g
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===Linux's Approach to Power Control===
...which are x86 specific. As such, Linux's design has always done its power control in the operating system, and ACPI and the like are considered "platform dep
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...m software for the XO laptop includes child-friendly [[Activities]], the [[Sugar]] [[user interface]], the GNOME desktop, and many other software components
...a-OLPC] special interest group have assumed most of the development of the Sugar learning platform. See those links and [[Future releases]] for more inform
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* If there is still a very slow sugar frame bug; it needs to be logged in trac
Control panel feature requests:
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When it finishes booting, you should see the sugar login prompt. Press ctrl+alt+F1 to get to a console, and login as 'root'
If all goes well and the machine eventually loads the Sugar login prompt after you've power cycled it, you can upgrade some more OLPC b
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[[Activities]] in the [[Sugar]] environment are packaged into a self-contained '''"bundles"'''. Each bun
...uld also not rely on the bundle's base directory name remaining the same. Sugar may rename the activity bundle base directory at any time to prevent bundle
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When it finishes booting, you should see the sugar login prompt. Press ctrl+alt+F1 to get to a console, and login as 'root'
If all goes well and the machine eventually loads the Sugar login prompt after you've power cycled it, you can upgrade some more OLPC b
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{{hig-subnav-intra|p_page=Rollovers|c_section=The Sugar Interface|c_page=Controls|n_page=Cursor}}
...t which both maintains the broader set of goals and metaphors setup within Sugar and aids in the development of collaborative user interface environments.
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** [[#Licensing_Activity|Sugar Licensing Activity]], an interactive licensing module (currently in beta) t
=== liblicense-sugar Integration ===
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...아직 결정되지 않았습니다 (저널 통합?). [[Develop#Version Control|버전 컨트롤]]을 참조하십시오.
== Version Control Collaboration ==
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...e Develop activity. This activity no longer runs on the current version of Sugar. Ideas explored in this page may eventually be reincorporated into the curr
The [[Develop]] Activity is the ''"Activity for making Activities"'' in [[Sugar]]. In the spirit of [[Constructivism]], [[OLPC]] needs a collaborative and
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...nstructions [[Opera#Adding_an_Opera_activity|below]] to install Opera as a Sugar activity or run it from the Terminal activity as per above.
In order for the change to take effect, restart Sugar (Ctrl+Alt+erase). You should see the Opera icon [[Image:Activity-opera.svg|
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I control a commercial software package that might be a good fit with OLPC: it is abo
...''' in some of the targeted countries, so there would be no way for you to control the software once it gets on an OLPC. I would also tend to doubt that the
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...to GNOME, and a PyGTK-based GNOME application for switching from GNOME to Sugar.
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: From the [[Sugar Control Panel]], update your "About me" settings, and restart. 02:34, 17 December 2009 (U
...release notes]. Try turning off automatic power management in the control panel. If that does not change things, please use Open Firmware to check the wir
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