Bert Freudenberg wrote:
> On Jan 17, 2008, at 23:18 , Bernardo Innocenti wrote:
>
>> Tom Hannen wrote:
>>> I disagree with the idea of censoring games based on violence. I
>>> think that a warning at the top of any page should be sufficient.
>> While I agree with your your anti-censure POV, I thi
Albert Cahalan wrote:
> Yes. It got buried in my inbox while I had to make up
> some hours for work. Also, you asked for a copy of
> the full thing, but I need to regenerate that and I might
> as well throw in the new characters while I'm at it.
>
> BTW, I was mistaken. It's about 1000 characters
On Jan 17, 2008, at 23:18 , Bernardo Innocenti wrote:
> Tom Hannen wrote:
>> I disagree with the idea of censoring games based on violence. I
>> think that a warning at the top of any page should be sufficient.
>
> While I agree with your your anti-censure POV, I think
> the whole thread is moot
All games in the PC Doom series were rated M (Mature) by the ESRB [1].
This Doom is the first one in the series, and thus the least graphic
of the lot. If we trust the ratings of the ESRB, then M means it is
not appropriate for children ages 5-16, who are the primary target
audience of the laptop
On Jan 17, 2008 11:24 PM, Bernardo Innocenti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Albert Cahalan wrote:
>
> > Many people report that that font is also too small.
> > You can try my 15x30 font, which many people love.
> > It's attached to this email.
>
> It's already the second time you attach your font.
Albert Cahalan wrote:
> Many people report that that font is also too small.
> You can try my 15x30 font, which many people love.
> It's attached to this email.
It's already the second time you attach your font.
Have you seen my message where I ask you where the glyphs
came from and under what l
On Thursday 17 January 2008, Bernardo Innocenti wrote:
> C. Scott Ananian wrote:
> > My thoughts are that I would like to write a yum post-install hook
> > which stashed a copy of the RPMs installed to /home/olpc/.rpmcache. A
> > post-upgrade hook (in olpc-configure) would attempt to reinstall all
2008/1/17 Bennett Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2008-01-17T21:09:22 Ties Stuij:
> > > > What's wrong with erring on the safe side with a controversial
> > > > topic like video game violence in a learning setting like the
> > > > OLPC project.
> > [...]
> > As was mentioned earlier in this thread, the
Tom Hannen wrote:
> I disagree with the idea of censoring games based on violence. I
> think that a warning at the top of any page should be sufficient.
While I agree with your your anti-censure POV, I think
the whole thread is moot as it's based on the assumption
of Doom II being a *violent* gam
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Iain (XO) Davidson wrote:
> I definitely discovered the issue, when I installed a bunch of packages
> via 'yum' (like 'update', and programs mc, vlc, emacs,etc). Then
> suddenly they were gone after an update.
>
> Doing something via 'yum update' and some trickery with the XS server /
> DNS /
C. Scott Ananian wrote:
> My thoughts are that I would like to write a yum post-install hook
> which stashed a copy of the RPMs installed to /home/olpc/.rpmcache. A
> post-upgrade hook (in olpc-configure) would attempt to reinstall all
> rpms found in /home/olpc/.rpmcache. This would address thi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/17/2008 02:17:44 PM:
> I apologize if I am over simplifying:
>
> - mesh stop was considered when we had compatibility issues with
> lazy-wds routers. We addressed this, right? Do we still need this
> feature? Michail?
The only reason to have this, is for debugging
David Woodhouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/17/2008 06:26:38 PM:
>
> It uses CMD_802_11_RADIO_CONTROL with the RADIO_OFF argument, which I
> believe is the correct thing to do.
>
If that's the case then it does the right thing - no need to worry with
the earlier iwpriv call.
M.__
Let's not forget the dongles that act as dumb repeaters on their own,
based on their firmware. Are they gonna use a different firmware instead?
p.
David Woodhouse wrote:
> We should change the firmware so that it isn't active automatically as
> soon as it's loaded -- let the driver activate it w
On Jan 17, 2008, at 7:36 PM, Arnd Bergmann wrote:
> On Friday 18 January 2008, Edward Cherlin wrote:
>> I see no point in OLPC
>> arguing with either governments or families about their rights in
>> these matters. Others may wish to, but that is no part of the
>> question
>> before us.
>
> I th
Michael Stone writes:
> I assume you're talking about the virtual terminal here; not the
> Terminal activity. As root, you my try a command like:
>
> setfont sun12x22
Many people report that that font is also too small.
You can try my 15x30 font, which many people love.
It's attached to this em
Bryan Berry writes:
> I feel very strongly that violent games should not be associated
> with OLPC. Albert Cahalan points out that games like Doom can
> teach geometry and other skills. There are ways to teach those
> skills w/out involving violence. I work in Nepal, a country
> recovering from an
Hi,
> How will you developers who are triaging tickets use that votes?
I don't think there'll be a formal process. If there's a bug we think
of as relatively unimportant that ends up with a lot of votes, that
could be a good argument for revisiting its priority. That's the main
use case we'r
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 20:15 -0500, Chris Ball wrote:
> Hi Wade,
>
>> I wrote one today as well, after porting 3D Pong from OLPCGames to
>> pure PyGTK + cairo (it's a lot slower unfortunately, either their
>> line drawing or their text drawing needs serious optimization). I
>> had
Let me ask basic question about the feature:
How will you developers who are triaging tickets use that votes?
I think the process to handle votes should be defined if we really want use it.
And would you suggest people to vote actively ?
/Korakurider
On Jan 18, 2008 7:11 AM, Noah Kantrowitz <[EMA
Hi Wade,
> I wrote one today as well, after porting 3D Pong from OLPCGames to
> pure PyGTK + cairo (it's a lot slower unfortunately, either their
> line drawing or their text drawing needs serious optimization). I
> had to spend a bunch of time researching how to get smooth
> anima
I see.
But i hope this is not done only because of the airline issue, and that
there are other reasons that it useful to boot with firmware unloaded.
Because as far as the airline issue is concerned, we should not take it tooo
seriously. As long as we have a working solution it is fine. Not many p
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I wrote one today as well, after porting 3D Pong from OLPCGames to pure
PyGTK + cairo (it's a lot slower unfortunately, either their line drawing or
their text drawing needs serious optimization). I had to spend a bunch of
time researching how to get smooth animation out of PyGTK, so here are my
r
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 19:16 -0500, Giannis Galanis wrote:
> It must be noted that the important issue of this discussion is how to have
> the radio blocked from BEFORE the XO boots, so as not to be conflicting with
> the airline regulations.
We should change the firmware so that it isn't active a
On Friday 18 January 2008, Edward Cherlin wrote:
> I see no point in OLPC
> arguing with either governments or families about their rights in
> these matters. Others may wish to, but that is no part of the question
> before us.
I think this is exactly the point. Distributing violent games to
minor
It was all my fault
I did svn under macosX , then copied the files on a
USB key then to my PC
USB = Fat32 = no majucules so head.S became head.s
Solution
made a tar from the svn directory and detared it on my
PC
modified a litlle bit the scripts so that it didn t
need to wget
downloaded fw.publ
It is included in http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Wireless_Driver_README
and if it helps i believe it was removed around september i believe.
It was definitely an active ioctl.
It must be noted that the important issue of this discussion is how to have
the radio blocked from BEFORE the XO boots, so as
Jameson "Chema" Quinn wrote:
> Oops - I have to stop using that 'reply' button in gmail. This was meant
> to go to the list in general, the first half is now obsolete (except to
> make me look like a fool) because Antoine responded, but the second half
> is still valid.
Thank you Chema.
I rea
On Jan 17, 2008 2:49 PM, Antoine van Gelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bennett Todd wrote:
> > Let's get a concrete definition of "violence" and I think the
> > disagreement will fade right out.
Absolutely not. I for one take an entirely contrary view on violence.
Background first: I have playe
May I suggest that we take a step back from the debate about doom? I see a
general problem with the activities page, in that there is insufficient
information there to suggest the audience ian activity is intended for.
There needs to be some way to indicate even if the person using it needs to
be
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 12:32 -0500, Michail Bletsas wrote:
> There is an "iwpriv eth0 radiooff/radioon" IOCTL hook in the firmware
> which was meant to control the radio power directly - it was removed a few
> months ago since it wasn't considered to its thing in the "proper" linux
> manner.
I
Oops - I have to stop using that 'reply' button in gmail. This was meant to
go to the list in general, the first half is now obsolete (except to make me
look like a fool) because Antoine responded, but the second half is still
valid.
> You use the word "us" very often. Please tell the list member
pronounce the last 4 letters of the word "touch"
2008/1/17 Bennett Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2008-01-17T22:49:57 Antoine van Gelder:
> > Bennett Todd wrote:
> >> Let's get a concrete definition of "violence" and I think the
> >> disagreement will fade right out.
> >
> > If I did it to you an
2008-01-17T22:49:57 Antoine van Gelder:
> Bennett Todd wrote:
>> Let's get a concrete definition of "violence" and I think the
>> disagreement will fade right out.
>
> If I did it to you and you would go *ouch* as a result then it is
> violent.
Well, then asteroids makes it though, I'd be dead bef
On Jan 17, 2008, at 5:49 PM, Antoine van Gelder wrote:
> Bennett Todd wrote:
>> Let's get a concrete definition of "violence" and I think the
>> disagreement will fade right out.
>
>
> If I did it to you and you would go *ouch* as a result then it is
> violent.
This rules out Minesweeper, Mari
Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
> On Jan 17, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Bryan Berry wrote:
>
>> My only objection is that Doom be on the same page as Squeak, Library,
>> Speak, etc. I have no problem with it being on a page that explains
>> that
>> activities w/ violence are not endorsed by OLPC.
>
> Who picks w
I assume you're talking about the virtual terminal here; not the
Terminal activity. As root, you my try a command like:
setfont sun12x22
Michael
On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 12:27:54PM -0200, Emiliano Pastorino wrote:
> How can i change the font size of the console? My eyes hurt...
> Thanks!
>
> -
Bennett Todd wrote:
> Let's get a concrete definition of "violence" and I think the
> disagreement will fade right out.
If I did it to you and you would go *ouch* as a result then it is violent.
- antoine
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On Jan 17, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Bryan Berry wrote:
> My only objection is that Doom be on the same page as Squeak, Library,
> Speak, etc. I have no problem with it being on a page that explains
> that
> activities w/ violence are not endorsed by OLPC.
Who picks what is "endorsed" and what isn't?
Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
> Hi Antoine,
>
> On 17.01.2008 21:53, Antoine van Gelder wrote:
>> Also Noah - could you please try and show some empathy for the
>> backgrounds of the people you talk to? Do you understand that large
>> parts of the rest of the world have not enjoyed the same levels
On Jan 17, 2008 10:46 PM, Bennett Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm
> asking for _some_ kind of line between the two. The recent DVD
> release of the first season of Sesame Street warns that it isn't
> appropriate for young children. That creeps me out.
>
> How do we define the line between Do
as possible.
>
> I missed Doom, didn't know anything about it. Sounds like a good
> candidate for putting in a separate place from educational games for
> young children. Can we define any sort of objective criteria ---
> including "a majority of people expressi
Also, while this discussion certainly is bigger than just Doom, it could be
worth to pointing out that a number of organizations have rated Doom as:
ESRB: M
ESRB: T (GBA)
BBFC: 15
OFLC: MA15+
PEGI: 16+
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doom_%28video_game%29)
/Jens
-Ursprungligt meddelande-
I have enabled a voting plugin on dev.laptop.org for tickets. To use
it just login and click the up or down arrows in the top-right of your
favorite/hated tickets. You do not need to click submit on the ticket
or anything else. A summary of all open tickets sorted by votes is
available at h
2008-01-17T21:09:22 Ties Stuij:
> > > What's wrong with erring on the safe side with a controversial
> > > topic like video game violence in a learning setting like the
> > > OLPC project.
> [...]
> As was mentioned earlier in this thread, there are always gliding
> scales. The solution is not to j
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Hi Antoine,
On 17.01.2008 21:53, Antoine van Gelder wrote:
> Also Noah - could you please try and show some empathy for the
> backgrounds of the people you talk to? Do you understand that large
> parts of the rest of the world have not enjoyed the same levels of
> stability and safety that your co
Samuel Klein wrote:
>
> A serious review of Doom [fast, well-programmed, modularly-skinned,
> open source] in line with educational goals would not be wasted -- my
> guess is that with some art and music and sound effort, and some AI
> tweaks, one could use its engine and most of its levels to prod
Thanks, Chris.
And thanks to Ties, Bryan, Noah, and all for sharing their coments --
please use this effort to build a great set of guidelines for what
makes a good activity. This is as good a place as any to reiterate
the need for overall guidelines for what makes for a good or even a
great acti
On Jan 17, 2008 6:37 PM, Hal Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > What's wrong with erring on the safe side with a controversial topic
> > like video game violence in a learning setting like the OLPC project.
>
> That doesn't solve anything. It just pushes the decision point down the
> scale a
Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
> On Jan 17, 2008, at 10:46 AM, Bryan Berry wrote:
>
>> I feel very strongly that violent games should not be associated with
>> OLPC. Albert Cahalan points out that games like Doom can teach
>> geometry
>> and other skills. There are ways to teach those skills w/out invol
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 14:18 -0500, Mikus Grinbergs wrote:
> >> To completely silence the radio:
> >> #!/bin/bash
> >> rmmod usb8xxx
> >> mv /lib/firmaware/usb8883.bin /lib/firmaware/usb8883.bin.quiet
>
> > For a more user-friendly solution, (short of a hardware rfkill switch)
> > put a toggle some
>> To completely silence the radio:
>> #!/bin/bash
>> rmmod usb8xxx
>> mv /lib/firmaware/usb8883.bin /lib/firmaware/usb8883.bin.quiet
> For a more user-friendly solution, (short of a hardware rfkill switch)
> put a toggle somewhere in the control panel for "Don't turn the radio on
> automatically"
Hey all.
Jaume and I just had a pizza-and-beer coding session, and the outcome
were two tutorials for creating Activities with PyGTK, one of them using
Glade.
=> http://wiki.laptop.org/go/PyGTK/Hello_World_Tutorial
We're using activity.py as a wrapper, which loads the code and GTK
interface f
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 09:51 -1000, Mitch Bradley wrote:
> I suppose that OFW could reset the wireless to turn it off and then do
> some chipset configuration hack that would make that USB port
> disappear. I'm just guessing though; I haven't studied the 5536 manual
> with this possibility in mi
I suppose that OFW could reset the wireless to turn it off and then do
some chipset configuration hack that would make that USB port
disappear. I'm just guessing though; I haven't studied the 5536 manual
with this possibility in mind.
That seems like a fairly horrible way to solve a Linux prob
For "airplane mode", is there some command OFW can run to make
the whole eth/msh device poweroff and disappear until the next
powercycle? If so, maybe we could hook another key check into
/boot/olpc.fth?
-Bennett
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2008-01-17T19:02:27 Chris Hager:
> I feel strongly, that there should be a community discussion, *before*
> removing anything from [[Activities]]. And if something is/should be
> removed:
>
> 1. We should write up some Activity-Guidelines
Those address my concerns.
-Bennett
pgp11
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 17:06 -0200, Ricardo Carrano wrote:
> Indeed we had this airplane mode discussion two weeks ago:
> Why don't we?
> ---
This is the correct sledgehammer approach as mbletsas has consistently
pointed out.
For a more user-friendly solution, (short of a hardware rfkill s
I apologize if I am over simplifying:
- mesh stop was considered when we had compatibility issues with lazy-wds
routers. We addressed this, right? Do we still need this feature? Michail?
- For airplane mode or relatives, we need to shut up radio (any traffic).
On Jan 17, 2008 5:05 PM, Dan William
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 13:30 -0500, Michail Bletsas wrote:
> Hal Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/17/2008 12:55:47 PM:
>
> >
> > > When it comes to our radio - we *designed it* to start forward frames
> > > soon after you initialize it and keep doing it regardless of what the
> > > host inte
Indeed we had this airplane mode discussion two weeks ago:
Why don't we?
---
To completely silence the radio:
#!/bin/bash
rmmod usb8xxx
mv /lib/firmaware/usb8883.bin /lib/firmaware/usb8883.bin.quiet
It will survive reboots.
---
To bring it back:
#!/bin/bash
mv /lib/firmaware/u
Aah, this discussion had to be coming ... :p
I see the point that it's problematic to 'propagate' violent material on
an educational tool for kids 6-14. On the other side, censoring content
is problematic as well.
I feel strongly, that there should be a community discussion, *before*
removing
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 12:32 -0500, Michail Bletsas wrote:
> There is quite a bit of important history removed from this discussion.
>
> We designed the laptop to be able to do mesh forwarding *all the time*.
> This was a fundamental decision because it affected every other choice
> that we made i
On Jan 17, 2008, at 10:26 AM, Wade Brainerd wrote:
> Hi Ken, PyGame provides a font module which can render text onto a
> surface.
...
>
> The _() around the text indicates that the string is to be
> localized, it will be extracted and placed in a database by the
> gettext utility.
The PyG
On Jan 17, 2008, at 10:46 AM, Bryan Berry wrote:
> I feel very strongly that violent games should not be associated with
> OLPC. Albert Cahalan points out that games like Doom can teach
> geometry
> and other skills. There are ways to teach those skills w/out involving
> violence. I work in Nepa
Hal Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/17/2008 12:55:47 PM:
>
> > When it comes to our radio - we *designed it* to start forward frames
> > soon after you initialize it and keep doing it regardless of what the
> > host interface does.
>
> In the context of making the radio safe to use on ai
On a normal PC I can read data from the sound device by doing from the
command line, -
cat /dev/snd | od -x
(Using od just for readability)
On my XO I tried
cat /dev/snd/pcmC0D0c | od -x
and the error that I get is -
cat: /dev/snd/pcmC0D0c: File descriptor in bad state
000
I can't figur
2008-01-17T17:31:38 Ricardo Carrano:
> Ok, but let's not be radical relativists. Nobody would agree that
> pornography (to give an example) would belong in the wiki.
Understood. And I'm not arguing for (or against) doom; I've never
seen it.
What scares me is precedent that anybody can say "I feel
Ok, but let's not be radical relativists. Nobody would agree that
pornography (to give an example) would belong in the wiki.
It seems that we do draw lines. All of us, all the time. It is a matter of
common sense.
In my opinion, violent content does not belong in the OLPC wiki.
But has anyone sugge
This is a wiki. The question here is not, what is the right decision. If
everybody holds out for their version right decision, we have a permanent
edit war. The question is, what is a compromise I can live with. And since,
as they say on wikipedia, we have plenty of time before the publication
dead
Hal Murray wrote:
>> When it comes to our radio - we *designed it* to start forward frames
>> soon after you initialize it and keep doing it regardless of what the
>> host interface does.
>>
>
> In the context of making the radio safe to use on airplanes...
>
> Does the firmware turn the radi
> When it comes to our radio - we *designed it* to start forward frames
> soon after you initialize it and keep doing it regardless of what the
> host interface does.
In the context of making the radio safe to use on airplanes...
Does the firmware turn the radio on at boot time?
Does your "ini
> What's wrong with erring on the safe side with a controversial topic
> like video game violence in a learning setting like the OLPC project.
That doesn't solve anything. It just pushes the decision point down the
scale a bit.
Instead of arguing whether something is "violent", we'll be argui
There is quite a bit of important history removed from this discussion.
We designed the laptop to be able to do mesh forwarding *all the time*.
This was a fundamental decision because it affected every other choice
that we made in the wireless subsystem.
One of the issues that it introduced is t
Mr frÿffe9dÿffe9ric pouchal wrote:
> Hello
>
> I downloaded the firmware
>
> svn co svn://openbios/openfirmware
>
I assume you meant "openbios.org", not just "openbios".
> then
>
> cd ./cpu/x86/pc/olpc/build
>
I assume you first did "cd openfirmware"
> make clean
> make
2008/1/17 Bennett Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2008-01-17T15:46:31 Bryan Berry:
> > I feel very strongly that violent games should not be associated with
> > OLPC.
>
> Who decides? Who draws the line between appropriate and
> inappropriate? Does anybody with access to email and web get to ban
> game
2008-01-17T15:46:31 Bryan Berry:
> I feel very strongly that violent games should not be associated with
> OLPC.
Who decides? Who draws the line between appropriate and
inappropriate? Does anybody with access to email and web get to ban
games for being violent, according to their standards? Or is
I've made a subpage called Activities/unendorsed , and explained it on the
activities page. On a wiki, compromises are the only way to avoid eternal
edit wars.
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Hello
I downloaded the firmware
svn co svn://openbios/openfirmware
then
cd ./cpu/x86/pc/olpc/build
make clean
make
and I get this error
make[1]: Entering directory
'/openfirmware/clients/memtest86'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'head.S', needed
by 'head.s'. Stop.
make[1]: Leaving dir
Bryan,
Having dealt with people suffering from PTSD and the like, I agree that Doom
should not be on the Activities page. No matter how much one can argue the
whole aspect of "Free as in Free Speech," Doom obviously does not fall in
with OLPC's missions. I am in agreement that Doom should be remove
On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 10:46:31 -0500
Bryan Berry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> People can host such games on their own sites but they should not be
> hosted by OLPC.
I quite agree!
yokoy
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I disagree with the idea of censoring games based on violence. I
think that a warning at the top of any page should be sufficient.
Games are just another form of creativity... Should we also remove
any links to violence in books and artwork, within Wikibrowse for
example?
Tom
On Jan 17, 2008 3
Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
...
> I just upgraded a B2-2 machine that we're wanting to reassign to another
> developer. Seem to have bricked the machine. Used an
> auto-reinstallation image (machine appeared to have the original B2-2
> firmware and OS image 216 to start), upgrade to Q2D07 seemed to g
I feel very strongly that violent games should not be associated with
OLPC. Albert Cahalan points out that games like Doom can teach geometry
and other skills. There are ways to teach those skills w/out involving
violence. I work in Nepal, a country recovering from an 11-year civil
war. Exposure to
Hi,
Sorry for the dupe; fixed 2 minor issues to get more complete ChangeLogs.
Cheers,
Reinier
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-olpc-library-core 1-17
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-sugar 0.75.8-1
+sugar 0.
Hi Ken, PyGame provides a font module which can render text onto a surface.
from gettext import gettext as _
font = pygame.font.Font(None, 36)
surf = font.render(_("Hello, world!"), 1, (255,255,255))
pos = surf.get_rect(centerx=Pos[0], centery=Pos[1])
screen.blit(surf, pos)
The
http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~cscott/olpc/streams/joyride/build1540
Changes in build 1540 from build: 1538
Size delta: -7M
-dhclient 12:3.0.5-42.fc7
+dhclient 12:3.0.5-40.fc7
-olpc-library-common 1-16
+olpc-library-common 1-18
-olpc-library-core 1-17
+olpc-library-core 1-19
-sugar 0.75.8-1
+sugar 0.
How can i change the font size of the console? My eyes hurt...
Thanks!
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Hi all.
I just released Guido van Robot version 3.0.
It includes many bug fixes and it now ships with a graphical world
builder, two editors
,18 lessons and a language reference.
It has syntax highlighting in 9 languages and a debug "stepper" which
highlights the current line when the program runs
Hi,
for Debian I've started http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/OLPC/ToDo yesterday,
to document what is working and whats not and what work needs to be done.
In general, a document describing how the XO-1-fedora installation differs
from a plain fedora would be very much appreciated, also by the
That's great - a 'somebody oughta' thread that actually produces action!
Good job, guys!
Now, somebody oughta dodge the patents for MP3, too
Jameson
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