Dennis,
There is a project in Gitorious that sounds like it might be of use to you:
http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/sugargame
I haven't tried it myself, but the description sounds promising.
James Simmons
Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2010 16:42:15 -0500
From: Dennis Rodriguez (RIT Student)
In this latest draft I have added a not quite complete chapter on
Making Shared Activities. The part that is missing is on using DBus
Tubes to remotely call methods, and it's missing because I've never
done it. I do plan to learn how to do this, come up with a decent
example program (something
Thomas,
You should be able to create your web page as a Journal entry with the
MIME type of text/html, then use code like that described here:
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Development_Team/Almanac/sugar.datastore.datastore#How_do_I_resume_an_activity_from_the_datastore_programmatically.3F
That
Sascha,
I'm not sure that what you're proposing is any less confusing than
what we have now. In my opinion sugar-jhbuild IS an alternative to
sugar-emulator, at least if you define sugar-emulator as what is
provided as a Sugar environment by Fedora and other distros. You can
run either one and
Scott,
In the Make Your Own sugar Activities! book I'm doing at Floss
Manuals I do refer to sugar-emulator as something distinct from
sugar-jhbuild. For instance, I'll say, If you're using sugar-jhbuild
under Fedora 11 do this, if you're using sugar-jhbuild do that. Even
though technically what
at 4:41 PM, Aleksey Lim alsr...@member.fsf.org
wrote:
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 10:24:50AM -0600, Jim Simmons wrote:
I just finished writing another chapter of the book, this one on
adding Text to Speech to your Activities. I've also made various
additions and corrections to the rest
, Sascha Silbe
sascha-ml-ui-sugar-de...@silbe.org wrote:
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 07:25:07PM -0600, Jim Simmons wrote:
[CC'ing sugar-devel again for NetworkManager advice]
It occured to me to check the logs of the SECOND Linux user I was
runing sugar-emulator as (using su) and this time I DID
of us on the
same schedule seems unlikely. I do have something working for now,
and I'll document everything I've learned in the book.
Thanks,
James Simmons
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 8:08 AM, Sascha Silbe
sascha-ml-reply-to-201...@silbe.org wrote:
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 07:49:34AM -0600, Jim
Thomas,
I did notice this morning that most of the 20 users I was seeing in my
Neighborhood has EXACTLY the same colors. They may well be the ghost
users you speak of.
I don't know if Gadget is the issue, but I do know that with .82
running on F10 I can't connect to JSLO, or rather I can but
in as her. I have no such problem in F10.
I'm going to continue with the book as best I can under the circumstances.
James Simmons
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 5:20 AM, Sascha Silbe
sascha-ml-ui-sugar-de...@silbe.org wrote:
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 06:46:56PM -0600, Jim Simmons wrote:
[F11, probably
Last night I attempted to begin the chapter in my book on
collaboration in Sugar. Some of my Activities do file transfers so I
have had some experience with it before. It seems to me that setting
up a test environment for collaboration has always been a source of
frustration but I don't remember
AM, Bert Freudenberg b...@freudenbergs.de wrote:
On 23.01.2010, at 17:31, Jim Simmons wrote:
Last night I attempted to begin the chapter in my book on
collaboration in Sugar. Some of my Activities do file transfers so I
have had some experience with it before. It seems to me that setting
up
this book is
out the door some more qualified person will do an advanced book
covering all the stuff I could not.
James Simmons
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 4:41 PM, Aleksey Lim alsr...@member.fsf.org wrote:
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 10:24:50AM -0600, Jim Simmons wrote:
I just finished writing another
at L'Atelier
(http://www.atelier.fr/usages/3/07012010/one-laptop-per-child-ordinateur-veritable-revolution-pedagogique-39192-.html)
Thanks.
Sean
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 5:24 PM, Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com wrote:
I just finished writing another chapter of the book, this one on
adding
Francis,
Activities cannot be made to run as root. However, there should be no
need whatsoever to do this. You can download files from a website
using code like that in the Get Internet Archive Books activity.
That Activity uses http to download books from the Internet Archive
website.
The
Fran,
The book I referred to in my previous email to you recommends what I
use. It is a book for beginning Activity developers and may be of use
to you, even though it isn't finished. I would appreciate any
feedback you could give me on it.
James Simmons
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 2010 15:42:14
fully understanding it. Your work has made speech
easy to add to an Activity, so maybe after the book is out we'll start
seeing more Activities that use it.
James Simmons
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 4:41 PM, Aleksey Lim alsr...@member.fsf.org wrote:
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 10:24:50AM -0600, Jim
Aleksey,
I did consider mentioning the word tracking feature you put in your
example. However, when I tried your example with actual book text
rather than letting it speak the source code of the program it seemed
to actually skip speaking some of the words. The markup version was
more robust.
Aleksey,
I'm writing a beginner's book on creating Sugar Activities over at
Floss Manuals. The URL is:
http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/ActivitiesGuideSugar/WebHome
I'm doing a chapter on adding Text To Speech to your Activity. I'm
using simplified versions of Read Etexts as sample code
common use of Sugar in most homes and classrooms, and still far
from obvious.
I would love to see some data that backs up that assertion.
-walter
SJ
On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 10:37 AM, Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com wrote:
Samuel,
I agree that in addition to the beginner's manual I'm putting
As many of you know, I've been working on a handbook for creating
Sugar Activities and I have added another couple of chapters to it (on
Pootle and distributing your Activity) and made numerous corrections
to earlier chapters, many of them based on suggestions you made.
Stuff still to do:
Text To
...@freudenbergs.de wrote:
On 12.01.2010, at 16:43, Jim Simmons wrote:
http://objavi.flossmanuals.net/books/ActivitiesGuideSugar-en-2010.01.11-23.05.32.pdf
Very nice, Jim!
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a Sugar activity should be
written in Python.
However, there are other means
Tomeu and David,
I experienced exactly the same problem with the Blueberry Boot Helper
CD that Dave has. The message is exactly the same. I reported it at
bugs.sugarlabs.org. I would be surprised if the problem was an
incomplete download.
I have had good success booting Blueberry directly
Simon,
Get IA Books does allow you to change the format of the book from the
default of DjVu. That drop down is disabled until you actually have a
book selected for downloading. Once you have selected a book from the
list it should enable itself and you can change the download format
before
wrote:
Is Sugar on a Stick a suitable test environment for you? That is 0.86.
-walter
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 4:20 PM, Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com wrote:
Walter,
I've used the import exception method myself. It looks like this will
be a bit more complicated than I had planned on, because
Gary,
I don't have a Mac. My brother has one but lives in another state. I
know the latest Macs run a kind of Unix on Intel chips, but can they
run sugar-jhbuild? Or do you run Sugar in a VM of some kind? If you
browse through my chapters you'll see my way of doing things and maybe
you can
Thomas,
In the chapter Adding Refinements I have some sample code for
creating, listing, and reading from Journal entries. I'll probably
add an example of deleting a Journal entry as well. And while I am no
expert in collaboration *yet* I will definitely be covering that in a
future chapter. I
I've been working on a Floss Manual that should be a beginner's guide
to creating Sugar Activities. I've got 64 page's worth (in the PDF
version) written and I feel confident that I will finish this book
eventually. What I have now may be good enough to criticize. It
contains some pretty good
I can figure out the
rest. I could probably figure out the PyGame stuff too. It's the
developing on a Mac topic that has me stumped.
Thanks,
James Simmons
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 2:42 PM, Walter Bender walter.ben...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 2:57 PM, Jim Simmons nices
Art,
I don't think your revised version is necessarily an improvement over
the original. It sounds new-agey to me and would probably offend
more people than the original.
While I am against *governments* endorsing specific religions
*individuals* certainly ought to be able to do that. If the
Sayamindu,
Last night I ran the same test on the same XO, no changes to anything,
and I was able to find every word I searched for and download PDFs
successfully. I can't account for why the other test failed. There
was nothing in the log to suggest anything.
I *did* notice some odd search
Sayamindu,
I tried out your new Get Books on my XO running the latest Fedora 12
install that came out last week. For comparison I ran the same tests
on the first version of Get Books which I got from the git clone of
Get IA Books that you made. I ran the old one on my Sugar test
environment on
Steven,
I tried out build 9. It works for me, but has the following issues:
1). You MUST hold down the check button to get it to boot. If you
don't it goes to the pretty boot image with one dot and just hangs
there.
2). The gstreamer espeak plugin does not appear to be installed. The
Aleksey,
It would be helpful to have a way to distribute things like the
gstreamer espeak plugin you wrote. Fedora doesn't currently include
it. It would be even better if you could distribute versions that
work on the XO running .82, as well as versions for current Fedora.
Don't know if that
Sayamindu,
I followed your instructions to test Get Books on my XO. I had a USB
drive with the unzipped data you provided such that the XML file and
the books directory were in the root directory of the drive. I also
used the thumb drive to copy the Activity from the drive to the
Journal.
IA. I would prefer not to hard-code
anything (since I'm handling a number of sources, hardcoding for a
particular source will lead to a lot of messy code)
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Sayamindu
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 2:15 AM, Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com wrote:
Sayamindu
Art,
I have been able to host .xo files on a web server in my home. It
was an Apache web server provided with my Linux distro and I did
nothing whatever to configure it for .xo files. I used this web
server on my development box so I could copy my Activities from my
development box to my XO
Sayamindu,
I've been having an odd problem with the Read activity on my XO
lately. I'd report it as a bug but I don't know how to recreate it or
give enough information to see where the problem is coming from. I'm
hoping you can help me diagnose what's happening.
You might remember giving me a
Sayamindu,
Didn't see any evidence of segfault in dmesg or shell.log. However, I
tried out:
sugar-launch org.laptop.sugar.ReadActivity
and it worked beautifully. Read gave me that ugly dialog that lets
you select a document from the Journal, I selected one of the PDFs,
and it loaded right up.
Sayamindu,
FYI, Read can't be launched from my Activity Ring either. The only
thing that works is the sugar-launch from the Terminal.
James Simmons
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com wrote:
Sayamindu,
Didn't see any evidence of segfault in dmesg or shell.log
Samuel,
Read Etexts originally used speech-dispatcher and technically it still
can. However, Aleksey Lim wrote a plugin for using espeak with
gstreamer which works better than speech-dispatcher and does not
require the configuration that speech-dispatcher needs. He also
rewrote the TTS code in
Carlo (and anyone else),
I want to do everything possible to help my Activities get properly
translated. Problem is, I'm not sure if there's something I should be
doing that I'm not doing. I have my Activities in pootle. I run
python setup.py genpot
when I add new Strings to the Activities.
Thanks for your feedback. Get Internet Archive Books has been
submitted for Pootle translation. I haven't done a git pull on it in
awhile, so it is possible that translation is already done and I
should release a new version. Read Etexts has been in Pootle awhile
and at least some of the menus
Caroline,
We've seen a lot of student volunteers come and go, but I might be
willing to help this kid. One thing I need to know is what is meant
by Remote programming type task?
James Simmons
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:48:03 -0400
From: Caroline Meeks carol...@solutiongrove.com
Subject:
Tomeu,
You can put me down as an XO owner that is willing to try new images
and file bug reports. I don't have any immediate plans to enhance my
three Activities so I should have time for other work.
James Simmons
I personally think that making possible for XO-1 owners to upgrade to
recent
Art,
Being a frugal person I do all my home computing on legacy machines
like the ones you've tested with. As far as SoaS is concerned, I
agree with your conclusions. I got better results than you did with
my Pentium III because I've installed a USB 2.0 expansion card on it.
I haven't tried a
Art,
Sugar on the XO does not have a swap partition because swapping to
disk would quickly wear out the solid state drive. You'd have the
same problem on a thumb drive, plus swapping to a drive connected to a
USB 1.0 port would not be fast. Now the other idea of checking to see
if the computer
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Hi Jim,
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 09:31:19AM -0500, Jim Simmons wrote:
I have a similar question. What I want to know is, when I am finally
able to upgrade my XO from .82 to something better, will I use SoaS to
do it? Or will I be able to do upgrades over the network
My own two cents on Pulse Audio on Fedora 11: it doesn't work.
I recently upgraded my Freevo box to Fedora 11 and had MANY sound
related issues that were directly or indirectly caused by pulse audio.
Freevo of course uses mplayer to play movies. It needs to sync the
audio and the video to do
Tomeu,
Your suggestion was right on the money. When I run a simple program
from Terminal that prints out the files it finds it goes through my SD
card (also mounted on /media) and seems to stall in the depths of the
.olpc_store directory. What I think I need to do is write my own
walk-like
Tomeu,
It turned out that fixing the problem with .olpc.store was pretty
simple and I now have an Activity that is functional. The next
problem is, it works differently in .82 and .84. In .82 every file on
the thumb drive and SD card is treated as a Journal entry and listed
out by the datastore
Walter,
I tried deleting /etc/olpc-security but that had no effect, Even
rebooting after deleting olpc-security had no effect. I managed to
copy the log messages from my previous efforts to the clipboard and
save them to a thumb drive:
reserved credentials (10002, 10005)
adding group:
As I have mentioned in this list before, I am trying to make View
Slides able to get pictures that may or may not be in the Journal and
add them to a slide presentation. Under .82 objects in thumb drives
can be listed using the Data Store API, which was fine. In .84 you
cannot do that any more,
Tomeu,
What you're saying seems to contradict what others have told me. I
have three places I run Sugar:
1). My XO, running .82. Files on removable media are listed using
the datastore API as if they were Journal entries.
2). A linux box running Fedora 10, using the Sugar environment that
Martin,
For what it's worth, I've experienced this running the Sugar test
environment in both Fedora 10 and 11. It would not seem to be
specific to .82. The way to reproduce the problem is to run the Sugar
environment in Xephyr (sugar-emulator). Do some stuff, then instead
of shutting down
Michael,
What it sounds like to me is that I will get read-only access to
/proc/mounts and to files and directories on removable media connected
to the USB ports. I can use ordinary Python IO to list directories
and read files and find out what is mounted. I can continue to use
the datastore
Sascha,
To clarify, the Journal entry for View Slides contains a Zip file with
image files in it. I want to be able to create and update this Zip
file. I want to add images to it, either from the Journal or from
thumb drives. In .82 I could use one API for both. I will also
rename and delete
At lunch today I tried out my latest View Slides on my XO for the
first time and found that I *could* see all of the images with the
code I was using. So it would seem to be an issue with the Sugar test
environment that ships with Fedora 11 and 10, and not an issue with
Sugar itself. I think.
In View Slides I have some code that lists out what image files it
finds in the Journal and puts the results in a table, with the idea
that these images may be added to a slide show. Until now I have been
just putting image files in the root directory of a thumb drive and
have been using the code
Tomeu,
When Aleksey made changes to Read Etexts to support the gstreamer
espeak plugin he had written he made a clone of the Activity in
gitorious, and later this clone was merged back into the mainline. I
thought this worked pretty well from my standpoint because I could
look at his code before
Joshua,
Before you upgrade an Activity you need to remove the existing one
from the Journal. There is no way to overlay an old Activity with a
new one. Activities are self contained, so this is not as traumatic
as it would be with other popular desktop environments.
Read Etexts only does text
some of the books in the results table have invalid addresses,
for reasons that I have no good way to deal with.
James Simmons
On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Joshua N Pritikinjpriti...@pobox.com wrote:
On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 09:15:08AM -0500, Jim Simmons wrote:
Read Etexts only does text
Sumit,
I've experienced this on my own XO. One thing I've found that helps
in this situation is to remove the hidden file that Sugar puts on the
drive. I think it's named .olpc, but in any case it begins with a
period. Sometimes if this file is present the thumb drive will not
appear to be
I'm wondering if the options for sugar-emulator are documented
somewhere. I couldn't find anything.
This is what I'm trying to do: I need to do a desktop recording of
Sugar in action. When I try to do this with sugar-emulator running
with no options the window size is much too large to record
Sascha,
With regards to Get Internet Archive Books and Read Etexts and View
Slides which create Journal entries, it wouldn't be that painful for
*me* but it might cause problems for our users. I don't mind updating
my own Activities for .86, but I'd like the users who download the
latest version
Eben,
I tried out this Bundle Activity just now. It isn't fully functional
and throws Keep errors. The concept of it seems sound though. If I
was to create a version of this I'd try to implement a subset of View
Slides, the part which enables a user to take images in the Journal
and add them
instead. All IA books
should be available in that format as well.
Thanks,
James Simmons
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 11:17 PM, Bastienbastiengue...@googlemail.com wrote:
Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com writes:
What might be more suited to Caroline's purposes is a demo of Get
Internet Archive Books
Caroline and Bastien,
What might work to show how many books are available is to do a search
on the word boy and another on the word girl, then maybe oz and
jules verne. Any one of these should return lots of titles. You
might also try lincoln or washington to show a bunch of non
fiction
Benjamin,
I would agree on not having QT in Sugar. I use both QT and GTK
programs under Linux and while some QT programs are superior to their
GTK counterparts it isn't the toolkit that makes them superior. I too
don't see much future in sugarizing existing QT or GTK apps. Running
something
, Jul 27, 2009 at 3:09 PM, Luke Faraonel...@faraone.cc wrote:
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 15:36, Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com wrote:
I too don't see much future in sugarizing existing QT or GTK apps.
Running
something like that is a bit like buying Windows 3.1 and using it to
multitask MS-DOS
Aleksey,
If I was responsible for this I'd cover my tracks better. I would
make Bastien's video insanely popular too.
I was paying at least some attention to these numbers and it bugs me
that I can't trust them. Oh, well.
James Simmons
$ zcat data/access-2009072{0..6}.gz | grep -i
want to download a color PDF you just need to change the option in
the combo box.
Thanks,
James Simmons
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:29 PM, Bastienbastiengue...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Jim,
Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com writes:
To open a djvu file in evince you need a plugin. This plugin
Bastien,
I'll try to do something on my own, time permitting. Thanks for your efforts.
James Simmons
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:27 PM, Bastienbastiengue...@googlemail.com wrote:
Caroline Meeks carol...@solutiongrove.com writes:
Sounds like you guys are on the right track.
I won't be
I checked ASLO recently and discovered the following statistics:
Read Etexts: 3,383 weekly downloads 7,124 total
View Slides: 3,048 weekly downloads 6,734 total
I can think of only two possible explanations:
1). Bastien's Read Etexts video became an Internet sensation. Hey,
he did a nice
Caroline,
I still haven't heard from Dave C. I have downloaded the application
that Bastien used, haven't tried it yet but it looks straightforward
to use. It produces files using open formats, which can be converted
to the more popular non open formats. I should be able to create some
Bastien,
What might be more suited to Caroline's purposes is a demo of Get
Internet Archive Books, followed by demoing reading the downloaded
book in Read. In Fedora 11 I can use the Read Activity (I couldn't in
any other Sugar test environment I ever had). The advantage of doing
this is the
Bastien,
Nice video. Caroline was interested in creating a video about reading
in general in Sugar, so I am copying her on this because it might be
of interest.
Glad you like the Activity. I should be releasing a new version that
fully supports annotations and highlighting soon.
Thanks again,
All,
In my own emails when I refer to content bundles I am not referring
to anything that Sugar Labs has proposed as a standard. I was just
thinking about how to deal with the Children's Book Library project,
how would I deal with the problem of distributing 2,000 books to
children without
Bastien,
What software do you use to create a video like this?
Thanks,
James Simmons
On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 5:11 PM, Bastienbastiengue...@googlemail.com wrote:
Jim Simmons nices...@gmail.com writes:
Nice video. Caroline was interested in creating a video about reading
in general in Sugar
Gary,
I was thinking myself that enhancing Get Internet Archive Books to
deal with local zip files of books as well as the Internet would be a
possible approach. Currently GIAB produces and can be resumed from a
Journal entry but does nothing with it. I might change that so it can
be resumed
Gary,
I have no great love for .82, but at the moment there is no good way
to put .84 on an XO. .84 solves a lot of reading-related problems:
1). Useable support for Deja Vu in Read.
2). Custom Journal metadata that persists across a reboot (so the
Read Activity can remember what page I
Yesterday I had an email exchange with Scotty Auble of the Rural
Design Collective project who have a list of 2,000 some odd books they
want to distribute to Sugar users without requiring them to have
Internet access. The thought I had was Zip archives with a catalog
file, perhaps in Dublin Core
Gary,
What Scotty wants is a listing that can be easily browsed, and which
shows image files for book covers. The problem I have with USB
devices on the Journal is that they are listed in descending order by
the date and time they were created. Even a few hundred books on a
USB stick isn't all
of life. You would have a bunch
of zip files for different topics. These files would be distributed
on USB sticks.
Everything I have described could be made to work in .82.
James Simmons
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 4:09 PM, Gary C Marting...@garycmartin.com wrote:
On 23 Jul 2009, at 21:36, Jim Simmons
Martin,
The comparison to Java is a good one. I program in Java for a living
and find that I tend to think of my Activity logic in Java terms then
translate the concept to Python. I do the same thing with pygtk and
Java Swing. Last night I removed most of the leading underscores from
my code.
Albert,
It is possible to work with the Journal entries in the way you want
to. I've only done this in Python, in the View Slides Activity, but
it could be done other ways too I'm sure.
In View Slides I open a table that lists out all of the image files in
the Journal (which includes the
I don't want to start a religious war here, but I could use some
guidance. In writing my Activities I have often copied and pasted
bits of code from other Activities. For instance, the toolbars from
Read and Speak. As a result of this I have code in which leading
underscores are used in both
Tomeu,
Your answer makes sense. I'm creating another release of Read Etexts
and I'll try to rename everything consistent with those principles as
part of that, and eventually will do the same for my other Activities.
Thanks,
James Simmons
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 11:23 AM, Tomeu
Sumit,
I don't see anything wrong with what you are proposing. Another
option you have, not necessarily better, is to define a VBox holding
the two different views of your Activity: the one where the game is
played and the one where you set up options. By hiding one and
showing the other you
Aleksey,
I downloaded and installed the RPM last night and it seems to work OK. Thanks.
James Simmons
(not sure) you can attach soas repo and insall gstreamer-plugins-espeak
http://download.sugarlabs.org/soas/repositories/2
or just download rpm
Tomeu,
By sharing I mean pretty much what the core Read Activity does when
it shares a book. The person doing the sharing either uses the
drop-down on the Activity toolbar to share the book with the whole
neighborhood or goes to the neighborhood view and invites an
individual to share the book.
Aleksey,
Thanks, I'll try this tonight.
James Simmons
(not sure) you can attach soas repo and insall gstreamer-plugins-espeak
http://download.sugarlabs.org/soas/repositories/2
or just download rpm
13, 2009 at 10:19 AM, Aleksey Limalsr...@member.fsf.org wrote:
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 09:38:50AM -0500, Jim Simmons wrote:
Tomeu,
By sharing I mean pretty much what the core Read Activity does when
it shares a book. The person doing the sharing either uses the
drop-down on the Activity
I took the week off and spent a great deal of it in my basement
working on an improvement to Read Etexts which should be available
soon on ASLO. The new feature is annotations, where I let you add
notes to individual pages of a book, plus make as many bookmarks as
you like, using a UI modelled on
In Read Etexts I had to deal with backwards compatibility because I
wanted to support text to speech for those that had speech-dispatcher
installed without making it impossible to use the Activity until
speech-dispatcher was a standard part of Sugar. I check for the
existence of a python package
Bastien,
For what it's worth, here is my config file for read etexts:
[core]
repositoryformatversion = 0
filemode = true
bare = false
logallrefupdates = true
[remote origin]
url = gitori...@git.sugarlabs.org:readetexts/mainline.git
fetch =
Version 2 of Get Internet Archive Books was released this morning. I
like this one a lot better than my first effort; it should be good
enough to use, not just criticize. I have put the source code tar.bz
on shell.sugarlabs.org in /upload/honey/GetIABooks, for anyone wanting
to package it up for
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