Excerpts from Samuel Klein's message of Mon Sep 06 02:24:28 +0200 2010: > Supporting user accounts is not a novel mechanism, and probably > sufficient, but doing it in a Sugar-like way would still benefit from > child-focused design and input.
While a display manager similar in (graphical) design to Sugar might be done by a member of Sugar Labs, it's still entirely separate from the software component Sugar. > > 2. If the Peru government wants Sugar to adapt to being used by multiple > > users (in what way exactly?), let _them_ do the work. > > The question of the right way to support multiple users on a single > Sugar instance (usb key, computer) is separate from "who will do the > work". Which is why I said those are orthogonal reasons. > I had similar experiences, though they were well used by a few > students. I'd like to hear more details about what Peru is planning - > which sounds more like a fixed group sharing a computer than that sort > of traditional 'lab'. +1 on hearing more details before trying to reinvent the wheel. Sascha -- http://sascha.silbe.org/ http://www.infra-silbe.de/
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