G'day Sebastian,
Good start. Instead, let's integrate into Sugar;
1. in home view, which at the moment has favourites view and list
view icon [1], add a second list view which parses and lists the
translated application names of all desktop files, along with any
iconography,
2. if an entry is
We are supporting XOs with two architectures. Many of the interesting
programs are compiled to object code. Therefore, it is not trivial to
install and test that they work on an XO in gnome. In practice I do this
on the gnome side. I then switch to Sugar to see that it also works there.
With t
On Sun, May 21, 2017 at 08:00:47AM +0800, Tony Anderson wrote:
> On 05/20/2017 08:32 PM, D. Joe wrote:
> >On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 02:06:55PM +0800, Tony Anderson wrote:
> >
> >>Also not disagreeing. I am curious as to the limitation you see in the
> >>direct
> >>execution model and how what you
I think you missed the point. The fact that a gnome application runs in
sugar from the command line means it works there. The next step is to
write a simple wrapper so that it can be executed from the Home View as
an activity. I usually start with HelloWorld and insert a subprocess
call to the
On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 02:06:55PM +0800, Tony Anderson wrote:
> Also not disagreeing. I am curious as to the limitation you see in the direct
> execution model and how what you are doing will improve on it. Gnome is the
> desktop we get with Sugar (13.2.8) but I suspect the command line (subproce
Hi, Sebastian
Also not disagreeing. I am curious as to the limitation you see in the
direct execution model and how what you are doing will improve on it.
Gnome is the desktop we get with Sugar (13.2.8) but I suspect the
command line (subprocess) technique would work with xfce and others.
To
On 19/05/17 23:41, Tony Anderson wrote:
> Hi, Sebastian
>
> Applications installed in gnome can be executed in Sugar with from the
> command line: $gimp & (& optional since Terminal has tabs). A simple
> sugar activity wrapper can make a gimp activity. This enables the
> activity to appear in the
Hi, Sebastian
Applications installed in gnome can be executed in Sugar with from the
command line: $gimp & (& optional since Terminal has tabs). A simple
sugar activity wrapper can make a gimp activity. This enables the
activity to appear in the Home View. Currently in Rwanda we are using
GCo
Hi Sugar-devel!
I keep reading '%s doesn't run in Sugar' % ('Scratch', 'File Manager',
'Modern Browser', 'blender', 'libreoffice', ...).
Once upon a time Sugar was dreamed to be an independent platform, but in
all sincerity we are an unconventional desktop environment for
GNU/Linux, and we should
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