Yama,
This is really great. And thanks for updating the wiki (sorry about the
cold, though).
Can you provide specifics on the hardware/frame for the robot?
Thanks.
Gerald
On Sat, Nov 24, 2012 at 9:20 PM, Yama Ploskonka yamap...@gmail.com wrote:
Bouncy robot powered by
Kevin Pato,
Thanks so much for the heads-up around this issue. These are
definitely issues I was thinking about. I've spoken to our
after-school coordinator about getting together a small group to trial
this with, and she is pretty excited about the idea.
1. What size of USB will you use?
== Sugar Digest ==
1. Google Code-In [1] begins tomorrow. It is not too late to sign up
as a mentor [2] and to recruit students to participate [3]. While many
of the tasks [4] involve programming, there are also documentation,
design, and research tasks. This is a great opportunity for Sugar Labs
On Sun, 25 Nov 2012 19:43:35 -0500
Walter Bender walter.ben...@gmail.com wrote:
3. Daniel Narvaez has made a number of improvements to sugar-build
[5], which has by-and-large replaced sugar-jhbuild as the preferred
development environment for Fedora and Ubuntu.
Congratulations to Daniel
Dear GCI mentors for Sugar Labs,
First, thank you for volunteering your time and effort to help the GCI
participants to help Sugar Labs and our users.
The GCI website will open to student sign-up shortly, so we can expect
to begin seeing requests from students to take on tasks.
The purpose of
Thank you for the interest, Gerald.
I have uploaded a circuit diagram, and will be working on explaining
what's what there
BTW, I did the drawing on an XO 1, using Inkscape in Gnome. Slower than
the quad core, but works!
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Bouncy_Robot_Linux_code
let's
