> Terminal, Log Viewer, and Analyze are not included in the core build, > but they *are* included in the core *library*. That is, you can > always install them, even though they may not show up by default in > the toolbar.
Why would we burn up Flash space for activities that are not accessible to the user?* And if the user installs them, then they burn up twice as much flash space? We had several "brick" bugs that filled the filesystem in build 650. Those are fixed; are there any others? It would've been rather hard to install a terminal to diagnose them. If there's a problem with the toolbar being too long, fix it! Oh, that's already scheduled. Then what's the problem? Can't upgrade or remove activites? Just ship all the activities in /home/olpc rather than in /usr, then they'll all be upgradeable and removable. John *: I understand why some activities, like SimCity, made the library but not the toolbar; the release shifted at the last minute and they didn't work so well. And the library deadline was later than the main deadline. And SJ was kinder than Jim :-). But those temporary artifacts shouldn't be institutionalized. _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list Devel@lists.laptop.org http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel