..., and since the boxes are rugged, and since the boxes are running reliable Linux systems, one would expect data loss to be quite rare anyway, making this so
...eems more hostile to the intended users than to the attacker: the intended users will probably have limited skills at handling the needed security machinery
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...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.
...years before the advent of the Web, and the threat model for most computer users was entirely different than the one that applies today. But how, then, is i
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== Updating - For Users ==
...new operating system release updates the firmware, if required. Normally, users should update to the latest stable operating system release in order to upd
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...sily format bilingual text to help kids learn languages. Interface enables users to easily create "twext" translations and to add new languages. System prom
I have no knowledge of linux, most of my experience with PCs is with Windows, mostly Windows 98. So, I
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There is a new system on the [[Ask OLPC a Question]] page, which encourages users to categorize their new questions, instead of asking them all here. We need
...ording to [http://wiki.tossug.org/OLPCinChinese this page] and [http://cle.linux.org.tw/trac/wiki/GcinScreenOLPC this page], yes, you can — although s
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msgstr "The desktop metaphor is so entrenched in personal computer users' collective consciousness that it is easy to forget what a bold and radical
...sual distinction. In part, the goal is to strongly appeal to XO's intended users; but the machine's distinctive appearance is also meant to discourage gray-
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...rection, Participation." by [[user:sverma|Sameer Verma]] at Bay Area Linux Users Group. April meeting. http://www.balug.org/#Meetings-upcoming
[[OLPC Morocco]] presentation of the OLPC project at the Linux party event of
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...k.java.net/ OpenJDK] is an unrestricted open version of Java available for Linux, but not for the [[Fedora]] 7 code underlying 2007 and Update.1 builds; see
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CVS and Subversion users, and that tends to work well for most projects.
"main" tree. This is the model used by the Linux kernel, and is
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...device tree to trigger kernel device detection (the accepted direction for Linux on ARM upstream) for both XO-1.75 and XO-4, we run into some new considerat
Linux has some support for including the devicetree statically in the kernel imag
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...sual distinction. In part, the goal is to strongly appeal to XO's intended users; but the machine's distinctive appearance is also meant to discourage gray-
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Linux Driver. All the commands available in Wlanconfig will not be available
card via the Linux device driver.
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==Enfoque de Linux al control de potencia==
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...for much more rapid sharing of web pages and media by a class or group of users, and reduces traffic and bandwidth on the shared Internet connection.
...ch school server. Wikis are websites and software applications that allow users to freely add or edit content displayed on the site. They are powerful and
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...software de base es mucho más capaz que el de entonces. Ahora, el entorno Linux dispone de internacionalización para ''scripts'' que no existía entonces,
...at is, our base system software is much more capable than it was then. The Linux environment now supports internationalization capability for scripts that w
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...ese features often associated with word processors. (For developer-level [[Linux]] text editing, see [[Nano]].)
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...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
...wouldn't be involved in the legal problems arising from infringement and a Linux distribution duplicating the non-standard function wouldn't be able to retu
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...at is, our base system software is much more capable than it was then. The Linux environment now supports internationalization capability for scripts that w
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systems like Linux, FreeBSD, and a host of others all share much of the basic
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...In my experience, consulting potential system users is a mixed bag. While users can articulate how things work, they often can not envision or articulate h
...sting. In other words, how do you know whether the OLPC (i) will meet your users' needs and (ii) is easy enough for them to use? Have the target user groups
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