Activities

For the list of all activities, see Activities/All

  For the general public

Applications for use in Sugar are called Activities. This page lists some activities that are commonly Preinstalled and describes how to find others you can install yourself. The name of an activity links to more information about it; if you're using an XO you can click its download link to install it.

• For a quick overview of the commonly-preinstalled activities, see the laptop.org website.
• Activities/All has additional downloadable activities
• Category:Activities has every activity with a page on this web site (some are still in development)
• Activity queries provides details of activities.
• http://activities.sugarlabs.org has lots of activities for recent versions of the Sugar environment, some of these activities work on OLPC builds.

For books, images, and other collections of browsable material, see our set of collections.

Installing one activity

See Activity installation to install groups of activities. To install an Activity: (only if you have an XO)

1. start the Browse activity on your XO;
2. go to this page in the browser;
3. click on the link to an .xo bundle next to the word Download:
4. When the download is complete, click "Show in Journal". (If you click "OK", you can continue browsing and finish the installation from the Journal later.)
5. You'll be taken to detail view in the Journal.
6. Click on "Start" to launch the Activity.

The Activity will start and be installed. It will be included in the list mode of the Home view.

• (prior to release 8.2.0) scroll the taskbar in the Home view to the right (by clicking on the arrow ) until you see the icon for the activity; click on it to start. A detailed description with images is in "Install an activity" on the Browse activity's page.

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Other

• Activities/All - all tested educational activities
• Activities/Other - all others, including partly-finished and just fun activities
• Collections of library content are organized separately.

Specific collections of activity and content are available; see the WorldWideWorkshop and GCompris activity sets, and repositories of Etoys projects at Potsdam University.

Note: The Activity packs page is being deprecated in favor of pages such as Activities/Peru

New activities

Add new activities below in the above format.

Activities/Christofer Roibal

Removing activities

via Terminal

Open the Terminal Activity, and do the following (depends on whether you installed activities yourself or not) replacing ActivityName with the name of the activity (e.g. TamTamMini) :

Note: You may want to "ls" before you "rm" so you can see what's in the directory and what options you have.

If done carelessly (e.g. removing Terminal, Browse, or Journal) your machine may operate in reduced functionality until you manually reinstall the activity!

cd Activities
rm -r ActivityName.activity

See also

• "Installing activities" and other pages about Activities in the manual for Release 8.2.0.
  • For prior releases, "using activities" page in the OLPC getting started guide
• See also : Activity bundle, Collections, Software ideas, Activity queries