* Graphics controller: Integrated with CPU; unified memory architecture;
[[Image:EToys - new display.jpg|thumb|right|[[Etoys]] running on the first OLPC display prototype]]
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...temporary repository that exists until we have emergency builds and until Etoys can be put into the Fedora repositories.
...ler and Alan Kay are working on the kids version of text editor written in Etoys, as well as the simulation of colliding billiard balls. Takashi Yamamiya is
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* กราฟฟิค Graphics controller: สร้างรวมกับ Geode CPU; และใช้
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: I don't know much about eToys localization, but I am sure the eToys community can help you. We are just in the process of sorting out the detai
...ab] is >3x faster, with 4x the memory, 120x the disk, and vastly faster graphics. What can a $1,000 laptop computer do that the XO Laptop cannot? A very g
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...ements [http://neoparaiso.com/logo/galeria-graficos-de-tortuga.html turtle graphics].
LOGO, LOGO-inspired, and turtle-graphics activities for the XO:
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...cripts. [[LOGO]] turtle-graphics, learning and applications can be done in Etoys as well, including programming multiple turtles for simulating complex beha
Specific to the OLPC environment, there is the [[Etoys]] activity which is derived from http://www.squeakland.org/
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== Etoys (Scripted Media Environment) ==
[[Image:EToys - new display.jpg|thumb|right|Etoys running on the OLPC display]]
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...world. In tablet mode, the screen outputs high-resolution black and white graphics that are visible in the brightest of sunlight.
...It would be good if an example implementation could be shown in squeak or etoys. The kids could extend this by adding additional active fields. They could
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* Collage operations (Etoys?)
* Etoys Games
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...e from magazines, just to make it play a tune or display some poorly drawn graphics. Through reading other people's programs I learnt to write my own, and sho
Etoys is the game programming activity that will ship with the OLPC, to provide s
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* [[Etoys]], an implementation of [[Squeak]] using [[Smalltalk_Development_on_XO|Smal
** Please see [[Sugar Etoys]] for a detailed description of the Sugar implementation
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 | File:Croquet.jpg [[Category:Etoys graphics]]
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 | File:EToys - new display.jpg This is a photograph of Etoys running on the prototype display, LCD-A. LCD-B, which has improved contrast
[[Category:Etoys Graphics]]
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[[Image:EToys - new display.jpg|thumb|right|eToys ([[Squeak]])rodando numa tela do OLPC]]
** Much better graphics processor, including support for rotated blits and depth conversion
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{{Olpcboxtop|toptext=[[{{PAGENAME}}|Etoys]]}}
{{ OBX source dev|projects/etoys}}
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| rowspan=5 | [[Etoys]] || [[/Etoys-Sound.master.es.po|Sound.master.es.po]]
| [[/Etoys-Sugar.master.es.po|Sugar.master.es.po]]
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{{Translations}}{{merge|Etoys}}
=='''Introduction to Squeak Etoys on the BTest OLPC XO November 2006 Build'''==
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