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Thanks for thinking how we & others can refine this for in the autumn of 2013 for [[../0.5/Sprint|Version 0.5 !]]
Thanks for thinking how we & others can refine this for in the autumn of 2013 for [[../0.5/Sprint|Version 0.5 !]]


= Conversion of Install Mechanism to Ansible =

A major goal of the 0.5 release is converting the xs-config rpm based install to an ansible playbook.

Progress in this conversion is tracked [[/Ansible Progress | here]].


=Placeholder links (for later)=
=Placeholder links (for later)=

Revision as of 21:44, 31 October 2013


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This IIAB XSCE content does not reflect the opinion of OLPC. These pages were created by members of a volunteer community supporting OLPC and deployments.

Synopsis

Building off the success of XSCE 0.4, we hope with v0.5, the glass will officially become half-full :}

Its spec document will be refined Oct 21-23 in San Francisco.

Rolling list of proposals / open-community planning:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FVUFl6vry8u9b_lNSXvcWKN6hgVB-7Je4aTBpvq0QVg

How is XSCE 0.5 coming together since Sept 2013?

Look through its spec and community efforts below, as well as XSCE's General FAQ.

Thanks for thinking how we & others can refine this for in the autumn of 2013 for Version 0.5 !

Conversion of Install Mechanism to Ansible

A major goal of the 0.5 release is converting the xs-config rpm based install to an ansible playbook.

Progress in this conversion is tracked here.

Placeholder links (for later)

School Server Recap

A community school server provides communication, networking, content, and maintenance to a school and/or classroom. In everyday usage the school server provides services extending capabilities of the connected laptops, enhancing teacher-child-parent relationships. In general, these services include:

  • Classroom connectivity – Similar to what you would find in an advanced home router.
  • Internet gateway – If available, an internet connection is made available to laptops.
  • Content - Tools for deployments and teachers to make instructional media available to their schools and classrooms.
  • Maintenance - Tools to keep laptops updated and running smoothly.