Getting started/sharing
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- Source : http://laptop.org/en/laptop/start/index.shtml
- Full Getting-started PDF : http://laptop.org/en/laptop/start/getting_started_3.pdf
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You share from the Neighborhood view.
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Sharing
From the mesh view, you see other XOs with whom you can share documents and activities. (Activities and documents being shared by others show up as icons and network access points are represented by circles.)
Step 1: Launch an activity
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Before you share, you should launch an activity—in this case Browse—by clicking on the taskbar icon.
Step 2: Select the Activity Tab
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The sharing menu is on the Activity Tab.
Step 3: Share with Neighborhood
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Select “share with neighborhood” on the pull-down menu.
Step 4: Sharing
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Once “share with neighborhood” is selected, you are sharing.
Step 5: The mesh view
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Your Browse session will appear to everyone on the mesh view.
Others can join your Browse session clicking on the browse icon in the mesh view.
Step 6: Sharing bookmarks
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Browse shares by sharing bookmarks. Whenever anyone bookmarks a page in the shared session, everyone sees the bookmark in their browser tray. (Note that you create a bookmark by clicking on the star in the Browse menu—see Step 2 above.)
Step 7: Following a shared bookmarks
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The shared bookmarks are clickable, hence everyone can surf the web together.
Sharing pictures
sharing examples
Sharing books
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The read activity lets you share books on the mesh.
Sharing equations
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The calculate activity lets you share variables and equations.
Sharing fun
sharing examples
Most games have multiplayer modes that are played together over the mesh.
Sharing music
sharing examples
TamTam Jam lets you play music with other laptops, sharing a common drum beat.