...site containing only Creative Commons licensed sounds all generated by the users of the site. It could be a great way to get musicians/sound recorders to c
...tware is in this article. There are at least three trackers/modplayers for Linux:
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...ober]]. Currently there are not any truly outstanding PSK applications for Linux (at least, not in the same capacity as DigiPan or MixW that Windows offers)
...be useful for the XO (especially for file transers to remote areas). Solid linux-based software for PACTOR is unknown at the time, use of a TNC for PACTOR i
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...to be ignorant of the development work that has been done, outside of the Linux community, in developing [[Unicode]] fonts. The prime example is [http://s
...ommercial license to distribute. We also need to get typographically savvy users from the target countries to evaluate the quality of these fonts and their
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...e at [[Keyboard layouts]], which describes keyboards commonly available in Linux distributions. --[[User:Mokurai|Mokurai]] 20:26, 2 November 2006 (EST)
...I X3.207:1991). It is provided on every recent version of Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and BSD Unix. No changes to the hardware are needed for using it for touch
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[http://puppylinux.com/index.html PuppyLinux] is a small Linux distribution intended to be fully featured. Started by Barry Kauler, it ha
* Hacao linux, Vietnamese Puppy Linux version 2.01 released. The live-CD iso file is 79.5M. The big items in this
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...and software is underway. But the OLPC is not a project to create a cheap Linux laptop and will be a '''TOTAL AND UTTER FAILURE''' if that is what comes ou
...(for children from 2 to 10). In fact, many activities are useful for first users whatever their age. Of course, GCompris is free software released under th
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*[https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+lang/am Ubuntu Linux Dapper drake], because of the [https://launchpad.net/ launchpad] facility.
**Preparing the first phase of products to be delivered to the users.
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...ferably Esperanto, the most popular one in use today (with about 5 million users worldwide) as the language of education worldwide. This idea has many benef
...langauge for everyone: it was not intended to become the first language of users.
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http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ngo/spec0001.htm
...hould be a Torrent RSS aggregator software like http://getdemocracy.com so users can browse a channel guide and they can download video from channels, and t
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...o distinguish it from other computer interfaces we have used; the laptop's users will have no such need.
: The place where some users ''will'' see the word is when they read or write source code. In this cont
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...ereed for. There is also the practical issue of bringing up children using Linux(Fedora) all through their primary education and making them change to Windo
...inciple with the commercial interest. In fact we support it by making more users familiar with technology and computing. The thing we are doing that is diff
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...rious Linux libraries are also "core" to the system; things like Video for Linux and Gstreamer are available, but they are not OLPC specific.
...which provides the overall GUI interface for the laptop Operating System (Linux). It is a Python application which currently uses an overlay "frame" which
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Arizona XO Users Group in Tucson: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/AZ_XO
...barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780596102487&itm=1| Linux Networking Cookbook]] an excellent guide for iptables, IPv6 and other netwo
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As any USB compliant storage device supported by Linux, should work just fine. In that sense (USB 2.0 standard compliance) also me
ftdi_sio support apparently has a bug in Linux kernel 2.6.22, which is what the XO currently uses. There is a patch. Has a
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*Virtual 2D or 3D world where users can create avatars, chat with other users, etc. (Sort of like [[wikipedia:Second Life|Second Life]] for kids)
* Sharable interactive disassembler for Linux ELF x86, FLASH ActionScript bytecode, [[88W8388|wireless firmware]], Python
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...systems. The technologies are open source and built on a tried and tested Linux kernel and operating system (which is seeing rapid growth of adoption in th
...empowered within their communities, since they will rapidly become expert users of computing and communications systems.
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...PLC about volunteering their time to help deploy the laptops and train new users? Is there an affliation with GeekCorps?
...the most complete, widely deployed implementation of mesh networking under Linux. It's been running in production use for more than a year, which is more t
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...oks at languages in terms of need in target countries, and availability in Linux.
...onal alphabet can be entered, viewed, and printed in most distributions of Linux. Language support from one distribution can be easily added to almost any o
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...keyboard layouts that they are typing on. This is all aimed at getting the users who may not have access to extensive lighting and electricity at home up-to
...able the Compose key] in order to write extra Unicode characters. Usually, users set the Win key to be this Compose key. On the OLPC, will there be a spare
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===Linux's Approach to Power Control===
Linux is highly cross platform, running on just about all significant architectur
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