...ders could see that the Software spec page is brought up to the same level of usefulness as the Hardware spec?
...g to protect the page. We've been attacked by spammers at an alarming rate of late, so we have protected some critical pages until we can find some other
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...not taken seriously, the impact has the potential to spoil the reputation of the program.
...a laptop would have their name and email address stickered onto the bottom of a laptop so the recipient would have someone they could communicate with, l
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* [http://hep1.phys.ntu.edu.tw/~john/olpc.xliff.gz Translation] of OLPC webpage in Traditional Chinese
...Source community under the Arphic public license. These four fonts consist of two Sung type face (宋體) and two Kai type face (楷體) each for Traditi
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.../en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semitic_languages Semitic language family] in terms of speakers. Classified as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Semitic Centr
...the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liturgical_language liturgical language] of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam Islam] since the [http://en.wikipedia.o
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This is the area for dicsussions of the [[Fonts]] page.
...ast Asian, and the script itself is Indic, like Tamil and the others. Many of the South East Asian scripts are Indic in their origin, in that they are ul
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There are brief discussions of the theft problem here:
:[[Case design#The colour of the case]],
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* What kind of applications are important
:I have made an attempt at this kind of split and created a separate page called [[Programming for Kids]]
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A quick way to see some of the fonts available is to start the [[Write]] activity and from its Text me
for a more detailed list of fonts including variants such as bold and oblique.
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...ar one in use today (with about 5 million users worldwide) as the language of education worldwide. This idea has many benefits which I will explain:
...t problems involving an individual’s first language, the "Direct method" of teaching it is used here. There are other websites I'm sure that are just a
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'''Localization''' (l10n)* is the process of taking software or content and adapting it for local use. It involves font
.... That is, any assumptions derived from the language, culture, and customs of the developers must be removed. Much content can be written in a neutral in
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.../llk.media.mit.edu/papers/archive/edutainment.pdf Playful Learning instead of Edutainment].
...ments"-focussed ideas for what type of thing we want to provide. For many of the application classes there are existing PyGTK-based applications availab
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...t involved in a support role, please see our [[OLPCorps Support Committee| Support Committee]] page.
...iv style="float:right; border:0px solid #eff; margin: 5px 0px 5px 25px;">{{support-nav}}</div>-->
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...candinavian languages, and some other languages that use only the accented letters in Latin-1.
...] is an example of a language that poses this choice, because it has vowel letters with an acute accent above and a dot below that are not available precompos
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...etters, math symbols, and more. Its characters do not have a Unicode block of their own, but are scattered widely. Here are the APL characters included i
...to 94 in the APL-ASCII overlay mappings). In later APL software, there is support for typing the previously overstruck characters as single characters, typic
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...h several accented letters, all of which are included in the Latin-1 block of Unicode.
...ellano-Espa%C3%B1ol.png Names given to the Spanish language]". Association of Spanish Language Academies [http://buscon.rae.es/dpdI/SrvltGUIBusDPD?lema=e
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The Latin-based orthography includes letters with marks under (usually dots these days, but alternatively small vertical
...sation page on Yoruba] <!-- wiki being recovered on new location; contents of page need updating 2015-10-18 -->
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...nsidered adding [http://www.mono-project.com Mono] as a software component of the OLPC?
IronPython is an implementation of Python that runs on Mono. It is supposed to be faster than CPython. There
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...y. On those XOs, the times-divide key will have an image showing the Latin letters AB and some local letter. See, for example, the [[Arabic keyboard]] image.
...alized the keyboard design for the B-Test machines. Six different versions of the keyboard are being made: Arabic, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai, Nigerian (f
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...n many places, some laptops will be deployed in cities that have some type of Internet connectivity, even if it is more expensive and lower bandwidth tha
...the feeling of navigation and to include a reduced 30,000 entries version of Wikipedia in Spanish. That was what we called "[[asynchronous connectivity]
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...<tt>/etc/X11/xkb/symbols/</tt> depending on your Linux distribution). Most of the keyboard file names are two-letter language codes, or are based on thos
...e already there for you. In general, the country code is used for the name of the keyboard layout file; there are a few exceptions, such as "ar" for [[Ar
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