The official line has consitently been no small-scale orders (less
than 1 million units). Economics of scale, logistics, overhead,
administration, etc., etc. have been cited as to why this won't yet
happen in the near future. Frankly, I completely agree with OLPC on
this, and can't wait for it to
On 4/12/07, Mike C. Fletcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a mesh networking specialist who is interested in working with
the project.
Yay. :)
One of his projects involves (as I understand it) analysis of pair-wise
contact data to allow partitioned-network operations that use gathered
On 4/4/07, José Antonio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems me a bad idea call software or tools as activities.
Activities, in Brazil educational sistem, are actions made with tools.
Example: scissors, glue, pencils are tools. A colage (patch work)
made with this tools is an activity.
I think
On 3/31/07, Rob Savoye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I managed to get the recent video support in Gnash working with ffmpeg
on the OLPC.
Woot. Rocking good stuff. :)
While I can see there is room for improvement, it's still
great to see it actually works. The pictures are terrible, but you get
That almost gets into a Nintendo Wii-style avatar/Mii face building game. A
child's actual picture, especially in a timeline as they grow, serves a very
good purpose. Having said that, the South Park or comic book style is a neat
game-like idea to build off of.
On 3/30/07, Jim Gettys [EMAIL
List: correct me if I am wrong.
As far as I know, the best first step is an Xbox 360 Wireless Adapter [1].
They use the same Marvell chip that the OLPC uses, and it would stand to
reason that a Linux+Marvell setup for the OLPC would work reasonably well in
a generic Linux desktop machine with an
On 3/21/07, Albert Cahalan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not everybody writes in interpreted languages.
I hope everyone realizes that the GPL and LGPL
both require that source be provided.
I assure you, they do.
(there are
other ways, involving a 3-year agreement to ship
source on something like
On 2/20/07, Manish Regmi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was the going through sources of Linux (for olpc), i saw that the
suspend/resume routines were not implemented for geodefb.
Is it on a todo or there are other techniqueues for power management?
Suspend/Resume and power management as a
Hi,
The Open Source Lab here in Oregon is actively looking into bring
online a development cluster that might meet your needs. The idea
being that we have 10 or so OLPC machines and give out user accounts
to developers interested in the project. They would be able to login
and have a full
On 12/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So which Instant Messenger client and which Messenger protocol will be used ?
There is a full linux implementation if Cspace and it is working perfectly.
http://www.aabdalla.com/cspace/
Last I heard, work was being based off the
On 12/17/06, Joshua N Pritikin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can somebody give me a link to the mailing list archive where this
discussion took place?
Wiki article on the spec [1] and a generic Google search [2] are two places
to start. I don't know what specific conversation might have gone on
On 12/15/06, Kevin Purcell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if it's already supported by XO but Mac OS X uses
command ` (the tilde key above to tab key -- proximity is the
important thing) to go back through the list of applications. It's a
lot easier to type than shift/command/tab.
Note
(Wasn't sure if I should send this to networking@, devel-board@, or [EMAIL PROTECTED] My apologies if this is the wrong choice.)Problem: Mesh networking (dev board to dev board) does not work. Peer discovery, Mesh View, etc, does not seem to function.
Scenario:* 2 a-test boards* both on build 133
their own. There is no need to list non-committer developers. Username Full name SSH2 key URL E-mail
- -- #1 jirwin Justin Gallardo http://tinyurl.com/ydqg44
[EMAIL PROTECTED] #2 mburns Michael Burns http://tinyurl.com/ydj6dc [EMAIL PROTECTED]7. Preferred
On 10/18/06, Duncan Patton a Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lemme know if you have any luck... I've run into some deafening silence,
hereabouts.
A lot of these people are hard at work, no doubt, and so some
introductory questions slip through their fingers.
On Wed, 18 Oct 2006 23:46:14
I'd like to get some feedback on what has been done/talked about with
regards to the authentication problem of ad hoc messaging. This is
something that is repeatedly warned about on the Wiki [1] but with no
clear solution proposed.
First, with regards to the Buddy List/Contacts list, has a
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