I agree with James, a lot of work is pending and lot needs to be done.
However aslo-v3 does support syncing activity when a release is *explicitly
*published by the developer.
Is this something similar to what you are looking for?
Here is a demo of the same
Once we had a list of abandoned activities, where the maintainer is
missing in action, not doing testing or releasing.
Now, I propose the inverse; a list of activities with a maintainer
testing and releasing. It will be easier to maintain that list.
For myself, each of the Fructose activities,
Thanks, but what's wrong with Fedora SoaS on RPi? It seems to work
fine. For GSoC 2017, we wanted an image because we didn't have one,
but the situation changed. I don't think we should make something we
already have.
Adding a Raspberry Pi plugin to Turtle Blocks isn't a large enough
task to
I disagree. None of the automation proposed, or attempted in the
past, has solved our _human_ problem of not testing and tagging an
activity release.
It is a human problem which needs a non-technical solution;
attentiveness and willingness to act.
It also won't be solved by GSoC or GCI, because
Welcome,
As chair of the board; Sugar Labs has decided to apply for Google
Summer fo Code 2019, and once our application has been submitted we
will wait in hope for Google to select us.
As for myself;
You can get started however you like. Don't wait for us to explain,
and don't expect us to
I've not recently tested the Sugar collaboration stack with Fedora, my
testing has been on Ubuntu.
But you're right on with the process to use; once they are able to
communicate over a common TCP/ip network that relays mDNS UDP
broadcast packets, an icon for each instance should appear in
Hi James,
No the activity is not complete yet. We had managed to create beginner
levels but it still has lot of scope for further development. I am more
than wiling to complete it though :D
Thanking You,
Utkarsh Dhawan
(Developer/Student)
Note:Please Consider The environment before printing.
G'day Utkarsh,
Thanks, very interesting. Would you like the activity to be hosted at
Sugar Labs? At the moment you have it in your own profile. I'm not
surprised I'd forgotten all about it, and perhaps others had too.
I note there are no releases tagged and no bundle available from
A common issue across many activities is that changes are often not
released to ASLO. This must be automated to ensure that the work of
developers is reaching the users
My suggestion is to have an automatic sync with GitHub and ASLO;
When a new release tag is set on GitHub,
- the activity should
On Thu, 2019-01-17 at 10:28 +0100, Samson Goddy wrote:
> Yes, we did. Upgraded metacity and Sugar, also made changes to the
> ~/profile.py
>
> On Thu, Jan 17, 2019, 10:26 AM Peter Robinson wrote:
> > Have you applied all the latest updates to Fedora, a number of
> > issues have been fixed with
Thanks,
On Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 9:12 PM Aman Sharma
wrote:
> 1) Turtle Blocks access to RPi sensors / devices.
> 2) Long term support plan.
> 3) Methodical Testing Plan
Please elaborate on 2 and 3. My opinion is that 'plans' should be made by
regular
contributors and can be implemented during
Hello
As a part of GSoC 2019 we are looking forward to increase the scope of our
previous Sugar on RPi image which was initially developed during GSoC 2017.
It is suggested by Mr.Walter Bender that we should include the following
goals for the project:
1) Turtle Blocks access to RPi sensors /
Hi all,
I am undergraduate student in computer science.I find myself good with
skills required to contribute in the projects in your organization.
I will be applying as GSOC student for the organization by developing
features.
How can I get started ? Just to confirm if this
Yes, we did. Upgraded metacity and Sugar, also made changes to the
~/profile.py
On Thu, Jan 17, 2019, 10:26 AM Peter Robinson Have you applied all the latest updates to Fedora, a number of issues have
> been fixed with Fedora 29 updates.
>
> Peter
>
> On Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 8:52 AM Samson Goddy
Have you applied all the latest updates to Fedora, a number of issues have
been fixed with Fedora 29 updates.
Peter
On Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 8:52 AM Samson Goddy wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Ibiam and I are currently working to install Sugar in the classroom, so we
> decided to download Soas 32-bit
Hello,
Ibiam and I are currently working to install Sugar in the classroom, so we
decided to download Soas 32-bit versions. After installing, we ran into
some problems immediately after the desktop booted which can be found
here[1]. I also noticed whenever I click on the speaker icon, the bottom
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