System development + testing will benefit from a slick patch/upgrade mechanism too.
...could be accessed as a USB-Drive, like a digital camera.. In the Software Development context hackers could probably also configure File Sharing via the WiFi...
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activity with the added benefit that a social environment was also
If you are interested in learning about or participating in the development of project GT, please contact founder [mailto:jms53@duke.edu Jonathan Schaf
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:This entire discussion seems to be ignorant of the development work that has been done, outside of the Linux community, in developing [[Un
...The limitation is easily removed by issuing these commands in [[Terminal Activity]]. yum will ask for confirmation of each installation and a MiB or so of a
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...rs is that Python libraries are supplied which encapsulate the [[Low-level Activity API|sugar API]]
==Development Advice==
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...by now. Attempting this yourselves might become the biggest sink of your development resources.
...support of SVG for 2D graphics. Also, the it provides a platform for easy development of rich content, applications and extension software using XUL and javascri
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....ph/?p=25 Combating Reverse Digital Imperialism: $100 Laptop As a Tool for Development]
The xoSketch is a creative storytelling activity aimed at children aged from three to ten years. The basic design has basic
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...itals/clinics, or hackers that would let us borrow/use their equipment for development and testing?
...'''{{{We're doing intensive project sprinting on hardware/software/content development for the [[TeleHealth Module]] and other [[Health]] related activities with
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...ng, but the connected laptop becomes a conduit for customized professional development enabling the teachers to gain access to expertise and colleagues, to pose a
* Read the '''[[educational activity guidelines]]''' to learn about the features of the XO that pertain directly
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...of the most active and numerous. Most of the Diaspora social and political activity is coordinated through the Internet.
====The Development phase====
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...example), and then signing a NDA. They are then given access to a private development area, forums, support group, etc., and are allowed to purchase hardware thr
...XOs acquired through the developer program. The XOs are theirs to keep. Development groups (e.g. research labs) may apply using the same system, and will be gr
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...s. I feel that it needs a straightforward way for people to get the Sugar Development Environment set up with every step explained, so that they can start to use
:[[Sugar]] is currently under heavy development. The focus is on development, not testing--once the focus shifts an easy-to-use executable will surely b
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*[[Setting Up a Sugar Development Environment on MacOS X]]
*[[Setting Up a Sugar Development Environment on Windows]]
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'''Development of Sugar takes place at [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org Sugar Labs].'''
is the black border around the screen that holds the activity taskbar,
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*[[Turtle Art]] is in the G1G1 [[Activity group]]. It is a visual programming language with snap-together elements. T
*[[Etoys]] is in the G1G1 [[Activity group]]. Inspired by LOGO, it includes turtle-like cars and things.
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Specific to the OLPC environment, there is the [[Etoys]] activity which is derived from http://www.squeakland.org/
...p of Squeak: http://weblogs.media.mit.edu/llk/scratch/ The [[Turtle Art]] activity has a similar visual programming interface, graphical elements are snapped
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...t-in NAND flash (enter the command <tt>cat /etc/fstab</tt> in a [[Terminal Activity]] to verify). OLPC provides [[OS images]] for the XO-1 in this format.
[[Category:Software development]]
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A quick way to see some of the fonts available is to start the [[Write]] activity and from its Text menu click the arrow for the pop-up font menu.
In a [[Terminal Activity]], enter the command
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...tionalize and localize our software for each country. Regardless of which Activity stack you are working on, your project will need to be localized into poten
Other development toolkits can be used: but they come at a cost in memory and flash footprint
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...evelopment/latest/devel_ext3/ http://olpc.download.redhat.com/olpc/streams/development/latest/devel_ext3/]. You want the ".img.bz2" file, for example:
olpc-redhat-stream-development-build-86-20060922_1506-devel_ext3.img.bz2
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...sence to talk to the Presence Service which in turn calls Telepathy. See [[Activity sharing]] and [[Collaboration Tutorial]]
...server]], and telepathy-salut for link local XMPP. Telepathy provides each Activity (via the [[Presence Service]]) with a Text Channel (XMPP MUC) for chat purp
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