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follow-up to [[User talk:Xavi#API Links]] |
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:Be my guest! :) I added the ''obvious'' links to the HIG... but didn't know which others would really fit and where. BTW, adding the HIG-links was mainly a suggestion, as I think it could add more context... but if you think one of 'my' links shouldn't go or point elsewhere, please change them :) If you need any help, just ask! :) --[[User:Xavi|Xavi]] 17:04, 5 March 2007 (EST) |
:Be my guest! :) I added the ''obvious'' links to the HIG... but didn't know which others would really fit and where. BTW, adding the HIG-links was mainly a suggestion, as I think it could add more context... but if you think one of 'my' links shouldn't go or point elsewhere, please change them :) If you need any help, just ask! :) --[[User:Xavi|Xavi]] 17:04, 5 March 2007 (EST) |
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follow-up to [[User talk:Xavi#User Interface for the illiterate]] |
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:Hi! I think there's been a glitch... I'm not the author, nor curator, nor reviewer or anything about the [[OLPC Human Interface Guidelines]]... just somebody that translated it into [[OLPC Human Interface Guidelines/lang-es|spanish]]... |
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:I would recommend you contact OLPC people, or those that collaborated editing it ([[User:Walter|Walter Bender]], difinitely OLPC; not sure about [[User:Eben|Eben]]) if you plan to change anything else. |
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:BTW, I thought that by [[API]] links you were planning to point ''towards'' the OLPC-HIG, not point ''from''... no problem, I like the additions :) but would check with OLPC people just to be on the safe side :) |
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:As for the ''illiterate interface'', I do agree that it's a point to be considered (quite seriously) if not just for the kids, but also for their parents and other community members that could be illiterate adults... a solution could involve the [[End-user application software#Text to speech|text to speech]] of the [[OLPC Human Interface Guidelines/The Sugar Interface/Rollovers|Rollovers]] but quite honestly, I'd be just guessing about what makes sense for illiterate people... Cheers! --[[User:Xavi|Xavi]] 19:30, 7 March 2007 (EST) |
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Revision as of 00:30, 8 March 2007
Thanks for your fascinating detective story! It is definitively stuff for including with laptop translated to their own language in addition to people curious to learn Python and development for Sugar, like me.
I would suggest adding your stuff to Sugar contents directory for the Wiki after checking by the Sugar architects themselves!
--Tonyv 06:12, 27 February 2007 (EST)
OLPC-HIG
follow-up to User talk:Xavi#API Links
- Be my guest! :) I added the obvious links to the HIG... but didn't know which others would really fit and where. BTW, adding the HIG-links was mainly a suggestion, as I think it could add more context... but if you think one of 'my' links shouldn't go or point elsewhere, please change them :) If you need any help, just ask! :) --Xavi 17:04, 5 March 2007 (EST)
OLPC-HIG
follow-up to User talk:Xavi#User Interface for the illiterate
- Hi! I think there's been a glitch... I'm not the author, nor curator, nor reviewer or anything about the OLPC Human Interface Guidelines... just somebody that translated it into spanish...
- I would recommend you contact OLPC people, or those that collaborated editing it (Walter Bender, difinitely OLPC; not sure about Eben) if you plan to change anything else.
- BTW, I thought that by API links you were planning to point towards the OLPC-HIG, not point from... no problem, I like the additions :) but would check with OLPC people just to be on the safe side :)
- As for the illiterate interface, I do agree that it's a point to be considered (quite seriously) if not just for the kids, but also for their parents and other community members that could be illiterate adults... a solution could involve the text to speech of the Rollovers but quite honestly, I'd be just guessing about what makes sense for illiterate people... Cheers! --Xavi 19:30, 7 March 2007 (EST)