Understanding Sugar code

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OK, Sugar runs on an OLPC. The OLPC runs a stripped down Fedora Linux Operating System.

Open the Developer Console, and go to the Terminal tab. Click in the Terminal window, and switch to the root account:

To do this, let's use the superuser command, "su".

[olpc@localhost]$ su

What runs as part of sugar? Let's see what processes have the keyword sugar using both the "ps" command to list processes, and the grep command to filter for the processes with the word "sugar" in them.

bash-3.1# ps -eaf | grep sugar