The Melbourne XO Club meets monthly* to do testing, hacking and general activities around the OLPC.

(* the third saturday of every month except in September, when we celebrate Software Freedom Day instead, and in January - when we hold a social BBQ instead.)

Many thanks to the Welly NZ Testers who have created such a great model for OLPC testing.

Plans for this month

Next Testing Session

When: 12-4pm - every third Saturday of the month

Where: 110 Grey Street, East Melbourne*

Google Map: http://maps.google.com.au/maps?hl=en&q=unitarian+church+melbourne&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl

Map: see http://luv.asn.au/meetings/map#hub

Transport: *Train:* It is about a 10-15 minute walk from Parliament Station through Fitzroy Gardens: Google Map with directions: http://g.co/maps/pe3fv

Tram:* The closest tram stop is Stop 15 on Victoria Parade, which is on

the Routes 24, 31, and 109.

Bus: The following bus routes will take you to the corner of Victoria Parade and Powlett Street:

  - 302,
  - 303,
  - 304,
  - 309,
  - 313,
  - 315,
  - 318,
  - 340,
  - 350,
  - 684,
  - 905,
  - 906,
  - 907,
  - 908

Parking: can be found at the church building and nearby..

We'll be testing the latest software build... come along, and help out. If you have an XO - please let us know, and we'll be happy to help you flash it to the latest version. If you don't have an XO bring a laptop and a USB key and we'll have a go at testing sugar on a stick.

Contact: Tony Forster: forster at ozonline dot com dot au - 03 9796 8161

What we do

User testing - if its not easily discoverable it needs fixing
Bug testing - Activities and operating system
Testing on XO hardware, we have some spare XO units
Testing Sugar on a Stick / live CD - bring your laptop
Keep having fun!

We plan to coordinate with NZ on testing.

Who's got what

Bring your laptop below the testing group. If you don't have an XO laptop, you can emulate the current build of the OLPC environment — Fedora 9 + Sugar + core activities — on your existing computer by running a Live CD or running one of our OS images under emulation.

Further Details here: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Downloads/Landing_page