On Monday 16 June 2008 11:17, you wrote:
Bill,
your best bet might be to ask the LiveCD creator himself - cc'ed.
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From: Bill Kerr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 16. Juni 2008 08:47:25 MESZ
To: its. an. education. project
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Cc: Paul T
Thank you Pia for your comments.
We will examine further if the applications Moodle, which seems to be bundled
with the XS-server, or ClaSS and Openadmin could address the issue of the usage
monitoring.
Best regards,
Samy
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Faisal,
What you wrote looks good, but I did see a possible error in it. You say:
The following simple write_file() method shows how both metadata and
files are written. Currently, write_file() will throw an error unless
somewhere you actually write an actual file to the file_path that is
This weekend I made another release of Read Etexts. This one fixes the
pause/resume problem. I also introduced a new toolbar for Speech, which
is adapted from the toolbar of the Speak activity but is modified to use
speech-dispatcher. You can select the language to use and control pitch
and
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 10:00:58AM -0500, James Simmons wrote:
I don't plan on doing much more with this until I can get
speech-dispatcher installed and working on my XO.
Hemant - how would you describe your progress on packaging
speech-dispatcher?
I've seen lots of traffic on
Hi Michael,
The basic package is ready to use, and a few more Q/A issues as described in
the bug report need to be resolved.
The major Q/A issues to be resolved at the moment are :
1. Conversion of CS language info file to UTF-8 encodings. I am having
trouble finding the encoding of the
Hi James,
Thanks for the feedback. I had two follow up questions for you or others who
are in the know with datastore:
1. You said: 'However, if your application is like Read, Read Etexts, or
View Slides, which are always resumed from existing Journal entries, there
is no need to write a file.
Hemant,
The RPM's and instructions you posted to the Wiki before *almost*
worked. Can we assume that you'll do something similar with your
debugged RPMs while awaiting sponsorship? Having my activity do TTS on
a real XO would make a big difference to my project. Not to mention
that I
Hi Bastien,
The locale code would be ht_HT.UTF-8. I need to figure out how much of
Kreyol translations are in the build yet, but I would suggest that you
use one of the newer joyride builds.
Another problem is that probably (again, I need to verify this), the
Kreyole locale is not yet defined in
Faisal,
Look at the code for the Read activity. It never creates a Journal
entry itself. What it does is to resume from a directory entry created
by downloading a PDF through the Browse activity or perhaps one copied
from a USB key using the Journal activity. So there *is* a file in the
Hi James,
Absolutely not a problem at all. I am also working on finding a fix for the
problems that developers can have while using speechd api with pyGTK as
described here : http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg15868.html
I discussed a solution to the problem with tomeu and erikos,
Hi,
I'm trying to do simple logging for an activity, but am finding some strange
behavior with logging that I'm hoping someone can clarify for me. In
particular, I've written code similar to the following:
import logging
_logger = logging.getLogger('Annotate')
class
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 7:57 PM, Martin Langhoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 1:53 PM, Tomeu Vizoso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 7:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Martin Langhoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Use json (part of the XO base install) instead
2008/6/16 Faisal Anwar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Now, when I start my activity up, I don't find any logs that are written to
with the logging message. However, when I resume the activity from the
journal, I do see the logging message that I have written in my code. Does
anyone know why logging seems
Ar 13/06/2008 am 00:23, ysgrifennodd Michael Stone:
Marco, Dennis, and I talked this afternoon and evening about how to
arrange our Koji tags for the 8.2.0 release. Assuming no serious
objections are raised by either you or the Fedora infrastructure and
release-engineering teams, we will take
Hi Daf Collabra team,
Michael Stone gave me a brief run down of Gadget and plans to review
it for inclusion on future XO and XS builds. What he described sounded
pretty good, so I am keen on this.
Have you guys considered backwards / forwards compat? We have many
locations where XS and XO will
I'm glad you found a solution. Can you provide more information
(such as exactly what model of AP are you using ? Which versions
of firmware worked/didn't work.)
I can't follow the link you provided, it returns:
No Thread specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the
On Jun 14, 2008, at 6:09 AM, David Leeming wrote:
Hi John,
To see if we could duplicate our problem, we tried with another AP:
We have
a VSAT set up near the village where we are deploying a trial with 50
children in PNG. It has a reliable wireless AP and you can
associate both
grown
Hi James,
Based on your feedback, I've changed to wording for the write_file() entry
to the following:
*The following simple write_file() method shows how both metadata and files
are written. write_file() must point to a physical file. This file reference
can be created in several ways: *
1.
Which media formats are supported out-of-the box on the XO?
I found a partial list here
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Data_File_Formats
but it does not mention audio and video formats.
In particular I'm interested in what GStreamer can handle as installed
- only the good plugins are
Hi all,
quote who=John Watlington
If one pulls the cable out on the LAN side of the AP the XOs cease to
share and quickly drop out and look for the mesh. So, this duplicated
the problem I described.
More and more interesting.
Have you been able to follow up on what Pia Waugh found
Faisal,
/* You can download or save a file to a particular location and then
change the self._jobject.file_path variable (as the Read activity does).
*/The Read activity only does the self.jobject.file_path variable when
receiving a shared document. I wish I had a really old version of Read
2008/6/16 Faisal Anwar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Rather than keeping track of what
state you are in, it seems more coherent and natural that the developer only
worries about specific calls to write metadata when he wants to write
metadata (like volume and playback settings) and only worries about
Wade,
What you propose sounds difficult for a kid to master. For myself, I'd
like external storage to be treated differently from Journal entries and
to *look* like its being treated differently. External storage could
have files and directories, you could navigate through them with a
Hey James,
It actually sounds a bit like we're talking about the same thing...
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 3:26 PM, James Simmons
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you propose sounds difficult for a kid to master. For myself, I'd like
external storage to be treated differently from Journal entries
Hi and apologies for the wide distribution of this email...
Some Sugar keyboard shortcuts are changing due to trac ticket
#4646[1]. They're not in joyride yet but will get there soon (I
imagine). You can view the changes and the discussion leading up to
them in the [EMAIL PROTECTED] email trail
On my last week at 1cc, I performed several tests on MeshPortalPoint(MPP)
configurations.
Perhaps it is good for all to have an insight on what is possible, and what
isnt with MPP.
(especially after tomorrows network presentation!)
For those who dont know yet, an XO acts as an MPP, when it
Martin,
Here is the changelog. The utility support DOS and WINDOWS. When I
called the store, they were
under the impression that the manufacturer does not support LINUX,
0801 -- Latest beta
0602 -- Support new version of chipset (I am not sure if my machine has
the new chipset n it)
0402 --
From: Martin Langhoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ds_backup.sh gets called from cron and/or from
NetworkManager, and decides whether it's a good time
to attempt a backup.
It also protects ds_backup.py from concurrent executions,
staggers clients to avoid stampedes, and keeps various
other demons at bay.
2008/6/16 Tony Pearson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
packages and @post script. Does that look reasonable?
Hmmm. I don't quite understand what is happening here. Our current ks
file is here, but it is built to support the livecd bootstrapping
process - a different beast altogether:
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 06:20:02PM -0400, Martin Langhoff wrote:
Note: this is a work in progress.
Naturally.
Back to your question: we tack on a transfer_complete flag file in a
2nd rsync transmission that is conditional on the first one
succeeding. A better solution is to wrap rsync at
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