Jordan Crouse wrote:
> Two comments inline - this looks good to me, but i'll need to apply it
> to see whats up with GX. Next step is to toss it into the playground,
> I guess to get some miles on it before Andres pulls it in.
Normally I'd do that, especially for such an invasive patch.
But eve
ankita prasad wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I downloaded the OLPC-595.zip vmware image for the XO from
> http://dev.laptop.org/pub/virtualbox/. Everything works but for my usb
> devices, which are not recognized at all. When I plug a usb device and
> move it to my VM, i get an message saying usb 2.0 might no
Muriel,
I'm sending my reply to your mail to devel@ since I think that the
answer is generally useful.
Of the several data storage options that will be compatible with
activity containerization via Rainbow, the two most appropriate for your
task are:
1) The Datastore
2) ${SUGAR_ACTIVITY_ROOT}/d
Hi,
I downloaded the OLPC-595.zip vmware image for the XO from
http://dev.laptop.org/pub/virtualbox/. Everything works but for my usb
devices, which are not recognized at all. When I plug a usb device and move
it to my VM, i get an message saying usb 2.0 might not be supported(not
verbatim) and th
NoiseEHC wrote:
>> - Seeing if we can get the blitter to read source data directly from system
>>memory. I'd be very surprised if there was no way to make it work
>>with virtual memory enabled, because, without such a mechanism, the
>>blitter would be less than fully useful.
>>
>
Yoshiki,
Thanks for the post.
On 9/20/07, Yoshiki Ohshima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
< I'd say... our priority (or our message) should be more on the
"hard fun" items.
>
> What do you think?
I largely agree. I would put persistent collaboration on a par with
hard fun; but then I think multi
Hi,
Would it help if I do my driver development on a vmware image of the XO? Or
should I go ahead and work in an emulated sugar environment(building it
using jhbuild)?
Thanks!
Ankita
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From: ankita prasad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sep 21, 2007 3:54 AM
Subjec
They are stored in /tmp . SJ
On 9/20/07, ankita prasad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When i download a file from the internet, i can see the file on the desktop
> of the sugar interface(the options shown are "remove" and "add to journal").
> How do I access that file from the terminal as i
Hi,
When i download a file from the internet, i can see the file on the desktop
of the sugar interface(the options shown are "remove" and "add to journal").
How do I access that file from the terminal as in where are these files
stored?
Thanks!
Ankita
_
Hi,
I wrote a device driver for my HID device which plugs into the XO. But I
wrote it on a fedora 6 linux box. Wrote a simple program to test the driver
- recognize, read and write. I then copied the .so and the executable onto
fedora 7 and it worked fine. But when i copied them on to the XO, the
Eben,
Thank you for responding. I admit that just reading a short
description of a bug track ticket may miss the context behind it, but
anyway here goes:
> > Specifically, the first 6 icons from the left should be (in order):
> > Chat, Browse, Write, Record, Paint, TamtamJam?
> >
> > After t
I don't think we have to worry about the order of "other" activities
that are installed for Trial 3 or FSR. We do care that things like
Write and Etoys and the Web Browser are visible in the Frame by
default...
-walter
On 9/20/07, Marco Pesenti Gritti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 9/20/07, Walt
On Sep 20, 2007, at 23:06 , Eben Eliason wrote:
>> Specifically, the first 6 icons from the left should be (in order):
>> Chat, Browse, Write, Record, Paint, TamtamJam?
>>
>> After that:
>> Turtle Art, eToys, Pippy, Calculator, Measure, TamTamEdit?,
>> SynthLab?, Memorize, Blockparty, and Connec
Pádraig Brady wrote:
>> This gives even better results:
>>
>> http://lwn.net/Articles/230975/
>> http://www.linuxworld.com/news/2007/042407-kernel.html
>>
>> The PSS and USS are are the Right Thing: they give users and
>> developers a honest and accurate figure.
>>
>> The downside is that it wou
> Specifically, the first 6 icons from the left should be (in order):
> Chat, Browse, Write, Record, Paint, TamtamJam?
>
> After that:
> Turtle Art, eToys, Pippy, Calculator, Measure, TamTamEdit?, SynthLab?,
> Memorize, Blockparty, and Connect4.
> -
>
> It appears to me that this ordering pu
On 9/20/07, Walter Bender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree we'll want some level of customization for the order, but it
> is a low priority. A high priority to ensure that we have the core
> activities: explore, express, communicate on the primary taskbar.
> Having to scroll to discover Write o
I agree we'll want some level of customization for the order, but it
is a low priority. A high priority to ensure that we have the core
activities: explore, express, communicate on the primary taskbar.
Having to scroll to discover Write or Etoys (as per the 593 default
ordering) is suboptimal.
-wa
But my estimation, Etoys will be in very center of the taskbar by
default. I'd say that is putting a high priority on hard fun. The idea
was to put a combination of explore, express, and communicate onto the
primary taskbar. We are certainly open to other suggestions.
-walter
On 9/20/07, Yoshiki
Hello,
We came across this bug ticket:
https://dev.laptop.org/ticket/3655
-
Specifically, the first 6 icons from the left should be (in order):
Chat, Browse, Write, Record, Paint, TamtamJam?
After that:
Turtle Art, eToys, Pippy, Calculator, Measure, TamTamEdit?, SynthLab?,
Memorize
Bernardo Innocenti wrote:
> Jim Gettys wrote:
>
>
>> Don't confuse virtual address space used with RAM consumed: most of that
>> is shared memory (glibc, pango, gtk+).
>>
>> That's why memphis was written and is in our build: ps gives very
>> misleading memory usage statistics, unless you rea
Hi Simon,
I agree with your request to 'see' more information in the short term
because it is nearly impossible to debug. I believe we needed this bug to be
fixed because sharing just didn't work in some cases; but you are correct
that without knowing if you are connected to a school server or not;
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