On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 04:12:24PM +0200, Tony Anderson wrote:
> Browse (as most browsers) downloads any mime_type it does not know
> how to display. I modified Browse not to display pdf (should be done
> in the Read activity).
>
> The Read activity does not display plain text (e.g. Rachel Gutenber
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 11:12 AM, Tony Anderson
wrote:
> Hi, Gonzalo
>
> Browse (as most browsers) downloads any mime_type it does not know how to
> display. I modified Browse not to display pdf (should be done in the Read
> activity).
> The Read activity does not display plain text (e.g. Rachel
Hi, Gonzalo
Browse (as most browsers) downloads any mime_type it does not know how
to display. I modified Browse not to display pdf (should be done in the
Read activity).
The Read activity does not display plain text (e.g. Rachel Gutenberg
collection - Great Books). This is something that prob
Hi Tony,
This feature try implement that in a smarter way.
Here a example:
* You download something in Browse.
* Browse can't manage every possible file. We include a pdf viewer,
but by example, we can't show a epub file in the browser or a piece
TurtleArt code.
* Right now Browse save the download
Hi, Gonzalo
This capability has been included in Sugar from day one in the form of
sugar-launch. Sugar launch can be executed by any activity using the
Python subprocess module. I have added support for the options -o and
-u. The first launches with a specified (Journal) object_id. The second
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