There are a couple of important issues/bugs regarding Salut and
Suspend/Resume.
FIRST, there is a "sugar issue", (or at least it seems so).
When an XO resumes after long suspends, all icons(APs, XOs, but not the
meshes) instantly vanish*(#6467)*. Then they slowly reappear. Although with
the APs th
the firefox / whatwg already have a fleshed out model for how
'offline' mode should work for a web browser, including local document
storage, etc. have you looked at that (before we invent our own ways
to write web apps)?
--scott
On 2/16/08, Samuel Klein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Moving this
On 16 Feb 2008, at 00:04, Edward Cherlin wrote:
>> I have got Amharic working on my G1G1 XO...
> Could you put that process on the Wiki? I'm assuming that you used
> SCIM, since there isn't an Ethiopian Unix keyboard.
Hi Edward,
Many thanks for providing me with a foothold!
The process for getti
The core use here is being able to use the browser as activity
platform -- letting web developers good at JS code and test on most
any platform, and develop something that can be a first-class activity
within Sugar. One example is Dan's javascript spreadsheet, anothe ris
a dynamic library (see for
Moving this thread to devel. SJ
On Feb 16, 2008 11:54 AM, edward baafi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Luke,
>
> It appears from your code snippet that you have a browse activity build
> which has pyxpcom enabled.. Is this built by default on Joyride? If not,
> how can you best get me access t
1. Lima: Ivan Krstić, Walter Bender, and Edgar Ceballos spent much of
the week working closely with Oscar Becerra Tresierra's team within
the Peruvian ministry of education on the details of the Peru
deployment.
2. The Inter-American Development Bank announced that it will finance
a pilot project
I forgot to mention some 'dabbling' I did in this area too. :)
Several scripts I created, some work better than others,
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Ixo/Script
I also started a 'rsync' reference page, for others to expand upon. . .
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/rsync
Have fun, and go
Well, creating points which go 'INTO' your server is probably not a really
good strategy.
However, one could do it the other way with ssh keys (i.e. no login),
'from' the server.
I've thought about this before... one solution... server has a webpage
which allows the XO to see and logon, and us
