...Per Child foundation (OLPC) provided School Galadima in March 2007 with an XO laptop for each child in Primary 4, 5 and 6 and also for each member of the
[[Image:Galadima2.jpg|thumb|Photo taken by a student with his XO laptop while the other pupils were helping each other and sharing tips on h
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...lp users learn to touch type since they would not have to look down at the keyboard, but could be turned on or off (better yet, varied in opacity from 0 to 100
...software to teach these kids to touch type, the faster you can work with a keyboard whatever age you are then the faster you can get on with solving the world'
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* Can TamTam be wholly controlled through the keyboard or does it require a pointing device?
...it be to adapt TamTam to the majority of OLPCs which do not have an ASCII keyboard but use Amharic, Thai, Chinese, etc.
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'''The remainder of this page is VERY OBSOLETE. It refers to the XO-1 A1 prototypes that were widely distributed to developers.'''
| CN23 || Internal PS/2 Connector<br /> to keyboard & input module || (Pin 1: TP Data, 2: TP Clk, 3: Gnd, 4: KB Data, 5: KB Clk
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See also [[keyboard layouts]].
= Keyboard =
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A key feature of this portable handheld was messaging. It had a keyboard and you could send messages directly to any other devices within radio rang
...ated by the 3rd-party Community. Furthermore, the device has a full QWERTY keyboard and directional arrows that can be used for controlling a cursor. It was re
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== Anybody knows where to find a picture of the XO in fold-over position ==
fold-over = XO turns in a tablet. Thy --[[User:SvenAERTS|SvenAERTS]] 07:15, 15 May 2012 (U
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The developers program is usually able to send one free XO per developer. We would like to allow individual developers, and larger or
...ume), contact information and a project plan. They are then sent one free XO, and are allowed to purchase a fixed number (3?) of additional XOs at cost
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; on the [[XO]] laptop
: If you have an XO, it's running Sugar. Read [[Updating the XO]] to update to the latest version.
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* [[#Fonts on the XO|Fonts on the XO]], below, and other [[font considerations]]
Many of the fonts installed on the XO provide ''glyphs'' for other languages and so their letter forms for Wester
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...ops. Most of the advice here is useful even for other systems, but on the XO, resource limitations and diverse deployment can make "useful" turn "critic
Fundamentally, the OLPC-XO hardware which is our primary target platform has only 1024 MB of storage (
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...th an intimate connection with what happens on the screen. What name? Why, XO of course!
..." were "XO", we'd have XO running on XOs, XO running on non-XOs, and a non-XO interface running on XOs. Can you see the problem? —[[User:Leejc|Joe
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...are user interfaces: [[Localization#Sugar i18n|Sugar]] and other [[XO l10n|XO Activities]].
...s]] and guides for customizing your own [[Customizing NAND images#Keyboard|keyboard language]] if it is not already there. (NB: on recent developer (Joyride) b
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* localization of the hardware; keyboard and charger are main objectives
=== Great to see political parties recognizing the potential of the XO. ===
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...ernal USB mice, keyboards, and other USB devices will work seamlessly with XO laptops, their availability will be limited in developing countries. See [[
...sio support apparently has a bug in Linux kernel 2.6.22, which is what the XO currently uses. There is a patch. Has anyone tried to apply it? Does any on
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...the night sky to determine the child's location) <i> I do not believe the XO can do this. I ran an experiment on September 17th, 2008 using Record to a
* minimalist keyboard -> audio keyboard program like [http://www.geocities.com/tacc21j/index-e.html tinypiano]
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TamTam is a suite of four music and sound related activities for the XO. TamTam is written in python with some C functions for speed-critical serv
...t and then use the keyboard to play notes. Use the Q-I keys (on US English keyboard, at least) to play an octave. Lines above and below play sharps and flats.
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Keyboard = [[OLPC Amharic Keyboard]] |
...nt too; [[Rwanda]] and [[Australia]] are following at fast pace too. Every XO can load over 100 ebooks on its memory and has a choice of over 86.000 [[eB
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...ipedia.org/wiki/Free_Software]. Csound will provide audio services for the XO computer.
...by children and teachers. It can be accessed in a variety of ways. In the XO platform, two basic ways are provided:
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''< [[Emulating the XO]] | [[Emulating the XO/Quick Start|Quick Start]]''
...ing QEMU, KQEMU and a filesystem image separately, this '''[[Emulating the XO/Quick Start/Windows|all-in-one version]]''' has everything in one download.
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