Hey everyone,
I was experimenting with an external optical drive connected via USB
today and while it I had no trouble accessing it via the shell (well, at
least after a friend helped me out) I was a bit surprised that it didn't
show up in the Journal. When I connect my USB thumbdrive it shows
Hi Christoph,
On Tue, 2007-10-16 at 14:45 +0200, Christoph Derndorfer wrote:
Hey everyone,
I was experimenting with an external optical drive connected via USB
today and while it I had no trouble accessing it via the shell (well, at
least after a friend helped me out) I was a bit
Good points. The OLPC is designed around collaboration. The model really
works well where every child in a class has his/her own laptop, uses it in
and out of school, and lives in close enough proximity to other class
members to make the Mesh work. In class one kid discovers how to do
something
At the current rate of XO software churn, any printed book will be
obsolete/inaccurate before the ink is dry.
Todd Kelsey wrote:
I have been struggling with my literary agent and trying to knock
someone over the head with a wet noodle into realizing that there
*will* be a market for a book,
heh, I totally agree, but this doesn't mean that there isn't a market
for a book like that (unfortunately!).
Apart from the fact that some people feel disabled without a book,
there still is *not* a user-friendly introduction on how to use the
laptop (let alone how it works) and I doubt that
fyi val scarlata and i went back through material to try and make something
more user friendly. she scanned through wiki and assembled various links as
good cop, then I played bad cop to try and control scope, she had a
documentation party with a couple of students to assemble material -- and
now
On 10/15/07, Simon McVittie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Debian's criticisms of the Creative Commons Attribution license (and
derivatives) as a Free Software license can be found here:
http://people.debian.org/~evan/ccsummary.html
That's for version 2.0. Version's 3 and 2.5 have dealt a lot with
From: Ed Trager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So while I have no objection to simple English which will be easily
understood by younger learners of the language, we must also be sure
that we do not proscribe an incorrect idea regarding the usage of the
pronoun you in imperative sentences in English.
I
From: Steve Fullerton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: slightly long and detailed proposal for
documentation-translation workflow
I fully appreciate the detail. However, IMHO I think that there is some
re-thinking required re: the traditional user documentation. The core of
Running activities in the jhbuild (sugar-emulator) environment
on Ubuntu is going to be tough. We've not done much to support
running Sugar on distros other than Fedora 7. That could be an
interesting project, but certainly it would require you to
upgrade at least to something like Feisty
I made a little script to list package changes between joyride builds:
http://dev.laptop.org/~bert/joyride-pkgs
Enjoy!
- Bert -
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Go Bert!
Can you please publish this script so we can see if we can include it
directly in the build process?
Thanks,
Michael
On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 02:01:23AM +0200, Bert Freudenberg wrote:
I made a little script to list package changes between joyride builds:
Dear @sugar and @devel,
Our first Test Process Sprint is currently scheduled to start at 2:00
PM, EDT. The sprint will be conducted on IRC in #olpc-meeting and
perhaps by conference call. Everything will be documented on
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Test_process_sprint
and on pages linked to
On 10/15/07, Ed Trager [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
translate and easier for younger readers to understand. This will also
help the writer avoid the passive construction, which is very
difficult for some non-native English speakers to understand.
I agree completely that the English passive
Not sure if this is relevant, but maybe someone would like to showcase
the XO there? I may have an hour or two to spare on that weekend, but no
more than that. Please forward freely and let me know.
Pol
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