...be an ethical crime, and is a big risk with a music program dictating that users have a 'western scale' for their music. i would not like OLPC to be respon
...ve-one-get-one-program. I know my way around a command line, but I'm not a Linux guru. Any ideas?
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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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...me price as a 750GB 3.5" drive. There is no way you are going to handle 50 users with a 4200RPM drive, and for the price of one 2.5" 7200RPM drive you could
...he XS. I don't exactly know what the access pattern is going to be but 100 users on a 7200RPM drive is going to be tricky, you need lots of RAM to compensat
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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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years the users' instinctive reaction was to open the attachment and run the
...ges this: it will bring online a huge population of inexperienced computer users. It will be a magnet for botnets and mischief-makers. It deserves a well-
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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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*can information about users be encoded in the XO icons? activity level, battery state, activity-specif
...loping. We also have a very large tar file, to get you started if you run linux.
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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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..., 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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...epower. To keep costs and power demands low, XO uses a slim version of the Linux operating system, a 366-megahertz processor from Advanced Micro Devices Inc
...c. launched the first Mac in 1984. The knock on folders is that they force users to remember where they stored their information rather than what they used
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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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