(also cc'ing support-gang since people there will also be interested in
this topic)
Hi Daniel,
this is a great initiative!
Unfortunately I won't be able to attend the meeting on Thursday as I'll be
in transit to Bangkok at the time. I will however catch up on the meetings
and any progress you ha
Steve,
I agree with Daniel. If you use the Sugar that comes with Fedora you can
log into a Sugar environment. The login screen has an option where you can
select the kind of desktop you want to use. Sugar will be listed right
alongside GNOME, XFCE, WindowMaker, etc. Also when you install Sugar
The Booki software used to write FLOSS Manuals is an interesting approach
to a Wiki. Anyone can edit a page, just like any other Wiki, but you can
also publish a separate, static version of the pages and you can control
who gets to publish these pages. This gives you both worlds: a static page
th
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Thanks folks, I plan on testing this weekend. I'll reach out if I need any
help or have any questions.
Stephen
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 10:12 AM, James Simmons wrote:
> Steve,
>
> I agree with Daniel. If you use the Sugar that comes with Fedora you can
> log into a Sugar environment. The login
FYI, the following is a response to my question from about Scratch having
share via Facebook (et al), from Amos Blanton who is part of the Scratch
team and manages the website.
Yep, this is an interesting conundrum. Our site is for ages 8+, but really
> there is no restriction - and we have plent