On Sat, Jul 04, 2009 at 10:55:39PM -0700, Caryl Bigenho wrote: > > OK, I tried the code in the Terminal Activity again a few times, > being sure I was typing it in correctly and now I get this result: [...] > Then it returns a prompt. All very colorful, but I haven't a clue > what it all means.
You're not typing what they asked you to (since it's gibberish to you that's understandable). You typed ls ld ~olpc/Activities/Scratch.activity ...but you want to type: ls -ld ~olpc/Activities/Scratch.activity (note the minus sign, and where the spaces are) > See my initial message at the bottom to see what the problem is > saving a Scratch project on XOs running build 802. I think Bryan's answered your original question: one has to change the folder in which one saves from the default that's offered. > I do notice that the code on the prompt varies with the machine: > o...@xo-27-90-c8 ~]$ > o...@xo-0d-5c-68 ~]$ > o...@xo-27-8a-0f ~]$ > I assume these are just individual codes for each machine. Your assumption is correct. > Have others experienced this problem saving in Scratch? Is it new > to 802? Is there an easy fix? I will be happy to "grannie-fy" it > into the wiki and or FLOSS manual if you tell me what it is! The fix is what Bryan said: > > You can save projects in scratch by putting them in a certain folder. > > (1) Click save > > (2) When the save dialog comes up, click the "Desktop" button on the > > left. > > (3) Type the name of your project, and click OK > > The Desktop shortcut goes to > > /home/olpc/isolation/1/uid_to_home_dir/10000/data, which I guess you > > can save to from within Scratch. > > Screenshot of dialog after clicking Desktop (and revealing the path): > > http://shell.sugarlabs.org/~bjordan/Picture%2038.png > Thanks,Caryl Martin
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