...by merging each other's changes, to produce a single activity as a group ("Linux kernel"-style).
...sidering that the XO will offer realtime audio chat simultaneously for all users participating in an activity, this will allow true remote [http://en.wikipe
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! Subsystem !! OFW !! Linux !! Notes/Reference
* CPU booting Linux on top of OFW
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...uchpad? Is it just conservative inertia amongst developed country computer users that is favouring a touchpad? Check out the Psion Netbook (review here: htt
...ble on a mass-market device. netBook users are the largest test sample of users of such a touchscreen, and the netBook community is fervently convinced of
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...on about Software#The Operating System & Platform|Operating System and the Linux platform]]. The '''[[Ask OLPC a Question about Software|Expanded FAQ on Sof
...wouldn't expect OLPC to enforce this prohibition, but I do want commercial Linux distributors to be aware that if they include 'can run OLPC-only applicatio
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pre-literate users, and require less translation.
...reen''. Alt-1 takes still screenshots. Perhaps we could set things up so users
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...t areas and one of them is to create documentation that will guide the end users of the program. This documentation is aided with descriptive images and one
...nted inside the wireless module firmware, with some small functions in the Linux kernel. Because it is in the firmware, you cannot practically change the p
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...kage management software (like Yum, YaST, urpmi, Adept, emerge...) on Unix/Linux: You can search in a large pool of software provided by the distribution an
...for average people and so translating them won't improve anything for end users.
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There a number of different places where users can contribute to OLPC. This list currently only reflects the software rela
* GNU/Linux system with Linux Kernel with [http://developer.axis.com/software/jffs/ JFFS]
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...that is compatible with the Open Firmware filesystem in Linux (which lets Linux read the OFW device tree).
* OFW: Fixed memory reporting problem that caused problems when Linux called back into OFW
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'''Users''' can install new content on their XO by downloading a ''collection'' fro
...ntent providers''' how to package content materials into a collection that users or deployments can install on the XO.
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* '''OFW''': SD driver always does the Marvell-specific init steps so the Linux driver can be generic
''ATest users only:'' If you use olpcflash to write this image, you must use the --brick
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* '''OFW''': SD driver always does the Marvell-specific init steps so the Linux driver can be generic
''ATest users only:'' If you use olpcflash to write this image, you must use the --brick
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# SD driver always does the Marvell-specific init steps so the Linux driver can be generic
''ATest users only:'' If you use olpcflash to write this image, you must use the --brick
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* Terminal : Linux prompt
...or those who need it (a good quick-start for technically-minded low-vision users or developers):
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* Isn't Linux a solution already?
...an hoax, one of the kinds of pure fraud that spambots will deliver to OLPC users and their families. This is another big, OLPC-friendly money maker. This at
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systems like Linux, FreeBSD, and a host of others all share much of the basic
the Web, and the threat model for most computer users was entirely different
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.../lists.laptop.org/listinfo/OLPC_Boston OLPC Boston]''' || ''Boston, MA USA Users Group''
...http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/Security Security]''' || ''Discussion of Linux and Bitfrost security, activity isolation, 'Rainbow' (our security subsyste
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{{linux software}}
..."master" tree, and was originally written by Linus Torvalds to manage the Linux kernel sources. Git is used by many open source projects to manage develop
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...sisten hoy en día: los populares sistemas operativos para servidores como Linux, FreeBSD, y muchos otros comparten mucho del diseño básico de UNIX.
systems like Linux, FreeBSD, and a host of others all share much of the basic
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...sisten hoy en día: los populares sistemas operativos para servidores como Linux, FreeBSD, y muchos otros comparten mucho del diseño básico de UNIX.
...eas behind UNIX persist to this day: popular server operating systems like Linux, FreeBSD, and a host of others all share much of the basic UNIX design.
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