>> The larger problem is the absence of a marketing strategy, we need to know >> where we are going to communicate effectively. In particular, we need to >> choose and implement how to offer Sugar tryout to teachers and journalists. >> > > I can think of a couple of approaches > > * Get Sugar running well on the CuBox-i. Find budget to buy a few of those > to distribute to chosen journalist and teachers. Try to partner with > SolidRun to offer Sugar as an out-of-the-box installation option. >
Although the hardware specs are a good target for Sugar3, I believe that suggesting a really small box with 5 cables connected to it to showcase a K-9 educational platform, may retract from the feasibility and thoroughness of the project. A decent rooted tablet (ie Nexus 7) running Sugar on top of Linux, even if the performance is not the best, would be much more catchy and maybe suggestive of a Sugar-on-Android to come. You can still do the CuBox thing but not for journalists and teachers. > * Make it easy to run Sugar inside VirtualBox on Windows and OS X. Without > having investigated too deeply it seems that a two step process would be > both realistically implementable and easy enough for the user > > 1 Install virtualbox > 2 Install a Sugar application (which would take care of setting up the > appliance). > This is certainly a good idea but it must work as advertised ie in 1 click after the VM software is installed. I would only add Parallels-VM/VMware appliances since may already be present in these closed OSs and can really provide "a single click to Sugar". _______________________________________________ Sugar-devel mailing list Sugar-devel@lists.sugarlabs.org http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/sugar-devel
