When brainstorming, try to let your mind run free. When reading and looking for a project to start, keep in mind that we are looking for projec
* [[Touchop]] - Drag-and-drop puzzle game for the browser
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'''QEMU''' is a popular emulation environment for Windows and Linux. This page describes how to set it up on a Windows machine.
'''Note:''' people have converted some QEMU images to work with [[OS images for emulation#VMware Player|VMWare Player]], but regular OLPC builds
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...releases|releases]] from OLPC are a Linux distribution based on [[Fedora]] Linux that presents the [[Sugar]] user interface.
The following are pages about other flavors of Linux, some of which run on the [[XO]] hardware. Some can run the Sugar desktop
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...in steadfast in our belief that learning is fundamental to positive change and that the laptop will afford opportunities for learning where they did not p
== What are the pros and cons of OLPC? ==
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===Introduction and Related Material===
* [[Power_Management_Tips|XO Power Management Tips and Tricks]]
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...and many other software components built on top of a modified [[Fedora]] [[Linux]].
...d most of the development of the Sugar learning platform. See those links and [[Future releases]] for more information.
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...i/ Haiti], [http://waveplace.com/locations/usvi/ St John, Virgin Islands], and [http://waveplace.com/locations/nicaragua/ Nicaragua].
*[http://olpc.tv/2007/04/18/apresentacao-do-xo-para-os-colegas/ Early B2 test classroom (Brazil)]. 4:45 Beta2 hardware test, earl
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...odrigo-arboleda-2/ skip to 10:10 by Rodrigo Arboleda is currently Chairman and CEO, for One Laptop per Child Association (OLPC).
...good data about disability incidence worldwide is challenging. In America and Europe, we have some general statistics:
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..., or you can [[OLPC Python Environment|install Python on your desktop PC]] and run the Sugar application directly on your PC.
Then several screens of text will fly past as Linux begins to load. Just wait until you see the Sugar desktop shown later.
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...ual]], have [[Developers/Setup|installed a Sugar development environment]] and wish to use the [[Developers/Setup#Python/PyGTK|PyGTK]] development approac
...lowing the instructions on [[Making_Sugar_Icons | making icons for Sugar]] and place it in the activity sub-directory. The file name should match the icon
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...ossible), plus dual user-level platforms [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org Sugar] and GNOME.
...ki.sugarlabs.org/go/Sugar_Labs/Getting_Involved#Developer Sugar developer] and [http://developer.gnome.org/ GNOME developer] communities. The content on t
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...o [[reboot]] your laptop after inserting the adapter. This may not be plug-and-play!
...s|build version]], mention if you had to reboot your XO to use the device, and sign your comment with <tt><nowiki>-- ~~~~</nowiki></tt>''
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...content that was developed jointly with the UCSC and open source community and the president was impressed with the effort to localise the content prior t
...upaya. The event will be attended by several persons who are interested in and supporting the OLPC project. The project is being coordinated by the Direct
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...page, you'll see that the OLPC people are still planning to use a custom, Linux-based solution. Perhaps Negroponte was just ribbing Microsoft when he said
...nteractive geomtery software which allows one to create a geometric figure and manipulate it considering the geometric constraints associated with the fig
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...an RedHat. Even a non-Geek like me was able to set up a network connection and get on line. I'm very excited about the whole project!
...DOS alternative or to drop GNU/Linux completely? FreeDOS is very effective and small. It is open source. [[User:Greowsigbwoe|Greowsigbwoe]]
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...to boot, read these machine instructions from the file system on the USB, and then use that file system.
...th the "FAT" filesystem set up on most USB drives, it requires permissions and symbolic links that FAT does not provide.
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...zip open-firmware-x86-linux-r3782.zip], extract it on an x86 Linux system, and type "./forth".
...a secondary stack - the "return stack" - that is used for return addresses and a few other things. The Forth system automatically manages the return stac
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...Yoshiki Ohshima, Ian Piumarta, Kim Rose, Scott Wallace, Takashi Yamamiya, and [http://squeak.org/ many others]}}
...America (Brazil, Colombia, Argentina), Asia (Japan, Korea, India, Nepal), and elsewhere.
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...C Trojan horse is the ebook and the soldiers inside the horse are children and teachers with laptops.
# teachers (and children) can construct lesson plans and other learning materials;
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* clean up the [[VMWare]] page to describe how to quickly install VMWare (and nothing extraneous)
* add a section describing how to download and install an [[activity bundle]]
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