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  • ...Friends in testing]] and [[Template:Latest Releases/rc]]. Those also pull in a template which links to the build that uses this string, e.g. [[Template: [[Current image stream for testing::official]]
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  • ...[[Friends in testing#Potential risks|potential risks]] below to decide if testing is right for you. ...|Clean-install]] or [[Olpc-update|upgrade]] your XO to the {{{{:Friends in testing/current image stream}}-jffs2-link}} test build.
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  • [[Current image number for testing::os860]] ...this page will also be annotated with [[Property:Current image number for testing]].
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  • * To be a guide for first aid and treatment in emergency situations * Will be helpful in situations where trained medical personnel are unavailable, overworked, or
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  • ...owever it is not a good introduction for someone who wants to get involved in community building for OLPC. See [[Community building]] to get started. In [[Common Rooms]] you can find a list of available common rooms.
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  • {{obsolete|link=[[Friends in Testing]]}} The [[Getting involved in OLPC]] page has information about OLPC, [http://mailman.laptop.org/mailman/
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  • ...ut the parentheses that traditional LISP requires. It has been implemented in many versions including Brian Harvey's UCBLogo and the multimedia authoring There are lessons to be learned in all of these systems if OLPC application developers wish to stand on the sh
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  • ...and customs of the developers must be removed. Much content can be written in a neutral international manner, but there are specific items that must be p We need translators in many languages, including local scripts and dialects. At the moment, the l
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  • ...If you would like to add a new project idea, try to be reasonably thorough in your description. ...your mind run free. When reading and looking for a project to start, keep in mind that we are looking for projects that encourage [http://llk.media.mit.
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  • [[Image:Ulaanbaatar,_Mongolia2.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Classroom deployment in Ulanbaatar, Mongolia.]] ...ies and software; the creation of content, collections, and resources; the testing and assessment of other ideas; and a wide variety of related work--from the
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  • * If you are interested in testing upcoming releases, the [[Friends in testing]] page explains where you can start.
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  • #6 XO 1.5 Testing & Outreach in Portugal - Aveiro, Portugal ...oon after 2pm today, in about 5-10min...plz review the 8 project/proposals in advance:
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  • in-house kernel hacker and merge artiste, <s>is the current holder of the Pret ...that Esmerelda, a groundskeeper at the OLPC Maui outpost, edges out Andres in the looks department. -- Mitch
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  • ...ol-aged children, grades K&ndash;12? A large fraction of such children are in parts of the developing world where electricity is not available at home, o ...tool, and reflects decades of field experience of children using computers in the developing world. Our thanks to them all.
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  • {{Obsolete|link=[[Friends in testing]]}} ...slip through the cracks if you omit even one manufacturer's part from the testing.
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  • .../lists.laptop.org/listinfo/testing testing mailing list]. See [[Friends in Testing]] to download the latest build under test. ...'Are we done yet?''' 0 out of 17 tickets (0%) have been verified as closed in the release candidate build.
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  • ...ie released the first version of UNIX. The operating system, which started in 1969 as an unpaid project called UNICS, got a name change and some official ...close to the same security permissions a user can set for her files today, in her operating system of choice. What's deeply troubling&mdash;almost unbeli
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  • ...ind an appropriate category above for your question. If your question fits in several of the categories above, choose one. If you cannot find an appropri ...er the question you answer. That hides it from this page, so it only shows in [[Ask OLPC a Question/New|the uncategorized questions subpage]].
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  • ...work is well underway toward reigning in this "bloat" and performance work in general. Small is beautiful (and usually faster!). ...be used: but they come at a cost in memory and flash footprint, and today, in the ability of software based on them to be localized to many of the script
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  • ...rogram has shown a good bit of promise, despite infrastructure shortcoming in many host nations. *[http://conakry.usembassy.gov/feb0305.html Peace corps ...However, I am afraid this does not answer my question. There are two ways in which the answer is misleading:
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  • ...se. This page highlights the current tests being run, the testing process in general, and how to contribute your own results or bugs. === Testing for release 11.3.1 ===
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  • ...ut the parentheses that traditional LISP requires. It has been implemented in many versions including Brian Harvey's UCBLogo and the multimedia authoring There are lessons to be learned in all of these systems if OLPC application developers wish to stand on the sh
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  • Spray Play is a Crossfire-like game in which players shoot objects in the middle of the playing area with small pellets to push it into their opp Spray Play is a 1 or 2 player competition game in which players attempt to bump objects into their opponent's score area.
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  • ...er the question you answer. That hides it from this page, so it only shows in [[Ask OLPC a Question about the XO|the XO subpage]]. ...asking a new question, please see if your question may already be answered in the [[Support FAQ]], the [[Release notes]] for your build, and the ''[[Gett
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  • ...Friends in testing]] and [[Template:Latest Releases/rc]]. Those also pull in a template which links to the build that uses this string, e.g. [[Template: [[Current image stream for testing::official]]
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  • ...ws of movies and books you see in the newspaper, or what you'd say to your friends if they ask you about a new computer game you like playing. We'll be readin Let me know if you are interested in testing.
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  • ...:1px solid #aaaaaa; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;" id="Testing">Testeo</h2> * Ayuda a testear las compilaciones semanales de Sugar, con los "[[Friends in testing|Amigos de Testeo]]"
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  • ...ven interesting. I expect that most people reading this have at some point in their lives studied for a test using flash cards - do you think that that i The 'Drill' in 'Drill-and-Test' is another name for Spaced Repetition. The [http://en.wiki
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  • ...ut the parentheses that traditional LISP requires. It has been implemented in many versions including Brian Harvey's UCBLogo and the multimedia authoring There are lessons to be learned in all of these systems if OLPC application developers wish to stand on the sh
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  • In a normal Python program one would not have comments Pippy adventures can be shared with others in the neighborhood via the Sugar
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  • {{obsolete|link=[[Friends in testing]]}} ...ple who want to volunteer their time to the [[OLPC]] project in a software testing capacity. While there are many ways to install a test instance of the [[Sug
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  • ...orward information on behalf of each other so that even nodes that are not in direct radio contact can communicate via nodes that are between them. The c ...e mesh]] mode, the laptops can only see other laptops on the same channel; in a [[Networking_scenarios#School_Mesh |School Server]] mesh, laptops on all
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  • ...questions from "Cambodia test?" through "How will updates work?" had been in the unanswered questions subset.) in Cambodia? Or provide details about it in the FAQ? When? How many devices? What hardware?
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  • Can I install other Linux OS?... in particular can I install Debian etch? ...ducation has signed an agreement to deploy OLPC laptops to their children. In some of these countries there is more than one official language such as Ni
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  • ...es]] describe our vision of where we are heading, only partially reflected in this release. * Easy real-time collaboration in many of our activities including:
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  • ...chasing two XO laptops—one that will be sent to empower a child to learn in a developing nation, and one that will be sent to your child at home. ...people, places and situations where government agencies are unavailable - in the future and most likely collaborating through and with other parties (Pl
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  • ...self around the maze. Each set of keys controls a different shaped player in the maze. Try to find your way to the green goal in the lower right corner of the maze.
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  • ...ase 8.2.0]] this was only available as a command-line program that you run in a [[terminal]]. [[Image:Cp_start_panel_1.png|300px|thumb|center|a) start My Settings in the free-form view]]
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  • ...testers are [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/testing/ doing much of the testing these days], their template comes first. Earlier templates are at the botto .... Paste your completed checklist into your testing summary and email it to testing mailing list.
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  • ...ity|communities]]. We are currently working on {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} pages in over twenty [[translators|languages]]. * Are you interested in being an OLPC mentor? Add yourself to the [[Profiles]] page!
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  • ** Multi-player games over the mesh - either vs or in coop mode ...sarching a topic and creating questions for subtopics, as well as engaging in those of other groups, can be part of classes and homeworks
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  • There is a section in our [[Support FAQ]] dedicated to [[Support_FAQ#Connectivity_and_the_Interne ...er my WiFi router, nor the other XO, nor any other of the several networks in my neighbourhood.
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  • ...rly, would other projects be able to share these laptops, or would they be in constant use? ; '''1 XOs needed''' Usage: Testing the reliability, performance and compatibility of system over XO environmen
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  • ::Is your network hidden? You cannot connect to a hidden network in Sugar. You can switch to Gnome to connect, and then switch back to Sugar. addresses but not their common names. In other words, [http://209.85.133.18/ http://209.85.133.18/] would work but [
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  • See [[Friends in testing]] for new release testing opportunities. == Testing results for Update.1 release, build 702/703 ==
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  • * Find out about what's going on in your [[Regional groups|region]] * Chat about OLPC in [[IRC|IRC Chat]]
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  • == People interested in contributing to OLPC-NL == Please add yourself to the list, if you want to contribute to OLPC-NL in one way or another. Contribution can be anything, from software or hardware
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  • {{Community testing}} This page is where we plan community testing.
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  • ...rformed with each candidate, and the smoke test results should be reported in [[Test_Group_Release_Notes#Update.1_Builds|Test Group Release Notes]]. <!--#* [http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/5400 #5400] covered in generic test cases-->
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  • not only made it possible to seed the launch of programs in Haiti, also greatly broadened the community of participation in the project.
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  • ...ld installed on the XO laptops that [[G1G1 2007]] donors received starting in December 2007. ===WPA does not work in this version===
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  • ...(you may be able to determine this from the [[Manufacturing data]] page). In some cases, this choice is then changed manually by the customer after the ...produce unsigned [[OS images|operating system images]] for development and testing. These will only work on unsecured laptops.
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  • <center>''see also [[OLPC Friends]], [[OLPC Australia]] and [[OLPC New Zealand]]''</center> ...on an XO by an 8 year old boy in PNG, showing the electricity distribution in his village.]]
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