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* Sugar-0.96, GTK3, write to journal anytime, text to speech |
* Sugar-0.96, GTK3, write to journal anytime, text to speech |
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** More activities moved to new toolbars: jukebox, memorize |
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* New browser engine, Browse is faster and smaller |
** New browser engine, Browse is faster and smaller |
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* Update to Fedora 17, systemd etc. |
* Update to Fedora 17, systemd etc. |
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* new kernel |
* new kernel |
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* networks shared between GNOME and Sugar |
* networks shared between GNOME and Sugar |
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* networks come up earlier during boot |
* networks come up earlier during boot |
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* screen now dimmed when system is inactive, even when automatic PM is disabled |
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== Notable fixed bugs == |
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* Fix sisusbvga on XO-1 (#10746, #10568) |
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* Incomplete fs-update may leave laptop bootable (#11776) |
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* network scan after resume is no longer unreliable/incomplete |
* network scan after resume is no longer unreliable/incomplete |
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Revision as of 20:19, 3 May 2012
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VERY EARLY DRAFT!
Features
- Sugar-0.96, GTK3, write to journal anytime, text to speech
- More activities moved to new toolbars: jukebox, memorize
- New browser engine, Browse is faster and smaller
- Update to Fedora 17, systemd etc.
- new kernel
- ARM moved to hardfp for increased performance
- SD card root filesystem automatically grown to fill card
- networks shared between GNOME and Sugar
- networks come up earlier during boot
- screen now dimmed when system is inactive, even when automatic PM is disabled
Notable fixed bugs
- JFFS2 "the slows" avoided by reserving disk space for root (#5317)
- Fix sisusbvga on XO-1 (#10746, #10568)
- Incomplete fs-update may leave laptop bootable (#11776)
- network scan after resume is no longer unreliable/incomplete