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2008/3/26, Bryan Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dr. Geo II - v.104 does run but really, really slowly
To be accurate the slowish comes from the load time in Squeak because
DrGeo Smalltalk code is compiled at each load time.
I will fix it in one way or the other.
In the other hand , once loaded
Hello Titus,
Good to see you at PyCon. Here's a random idea I think would be
worthwhile, if it could work well into the Sugar-gui or even the other
subsystems of Sugar.
Tooting my own horn today,
Charles Merriam
===
http://www.charlesmerriam.com/blog/?p=106
Problem: Testing GUIs tends to be
Hilaire,
I expected it to start slowly but then found it quite sluggish, esp.
compared to regular etoys. just browsing the menus was fairly sluggish
On Thu, 2008-03-27 at 08:19 +0100, Hilaire Fernandes wrote:
2008/3/26, Bryan Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dr. Geo II - v.104 does run but
I have posted to the wiki the customizations I have made for OLE Nepal's
teacher training program this Saturday.
There are a number of __great__ activities that I left out of my custom
build. I didn't include them simply because I haven't tested them very
thoroughly. Hope to include them later.
We (OLE Nepal team) would like to help but we are crashing on preparing
our own EPaati activities. I hope we can get more time to work on other
activities in the coming months
On Wed, 2008-03-26 at 22:22 +0100, Bruno Coudoin wrote:
Le mercredi 26 mars 2008 à 14:32 -0400, Kim Quirk a écrit :
Hi Charles,
Consider adding it the the GObject functions. Call a new
gobject.dump_main_context() and get a huge Python data structure
back.
You're describing at-spi¹, which is an accessibility framework that
provides introspection on GUI widgets. There's an existing GUI test
Bryan,
I change the subject.
Please elaborate what is exactly sluggish because from my own
usability test with DrGeoII on a XO laptop B4, I did not find it
sluggish. Really I just try now, and I don't see where it is sluggish
(expect the loading time).
Are you using the XO bundle available from
http://pilgrim.laptop.org/~pilgrim/olpc/streams/update.1/build703
Changes in build 703 from build: 702
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On 27 Mar 2008, at 05:25, Bryan Berry wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to install TamTam from scratch?
Not sure if this is the official way – but hidden in the update-
activities.py script from Bert Freudenberg is a very useful link to a
whole bunch of .xo builds, not all of which are available
Gary, thanks a lot. This is extremely helpful. and thanks to Bert as
well
On Thu, 2008-03-27 at 15:03 +, Gary C Martin wrote:
On 27 Mar 2008, at 05:25, Bryan Berry wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to install TamTam from scratch?
Not sure if this is the official way – but hidden in the
(Time to stop using active antennas for packet capture ?)
Please check with another sniffer if you can still listen to beacons from
this active antenna. If so, please stop using it as a sniffer. Please take a
look at #6709.
I also see a strong correlation between data rate and path
Other than the fact that the firmware security has to be left disabled
to use these commands, are there any technical drawbacks to using these
commands? I use them extensively and hope I am not causing some kind of
damage to our XO's
--
Bryan W. Berry
Systems Engineer
OLE Nepal,
Bryan Berry wrote:
Other than the fact that the firmware security has to be left disabled
to use these commands, are there any technical drawbacks to using these
commands? I use them extensively and hope I am not causing some kind of
damage to our XO's
save/copy-nand don't preserve user
John,
This week I finally got everything in sugar-jhbuild to compile. The
Browse activity is the only thing that doesn't work. It can't find a
Mozilla library file. In any case, I was able to get my Read Etexts
activity to share reliably. My activity saves the file to the journal
if it
Hi All,
I would like to inform everybody that I have submitted an application for
Listen and Spell which is a self voicing activity that would help children
to learn new words, improve spellings and pronunciation.
This activity is the extension of the idea by Tom Hannen (
No damage to the hardware, but we have seen a number of
weird problems in the past from this method of building an
image. It is not recommended.
wad
On Mar 27, 2008, at 11:44 AM, Bryan Berry wrote:
Other than the fact that the firmware security has to be left disabled
to use these
On Mar 27, 2008, at 11:30 AM, Ricardo Carrano wrote:
(Time to stop using active antennas for packet capture ?)
Please check with another sniffer if you can still listen to
beacons from this active antenna. If so, please stop using it as a
sniffer. Please take a look at #6709.
I
Bryan,
Several weeks ago, I was asked to do reverse engineer an image created via
save-nand for another client and I discovered many unexpected differences
that had crept into the image as a result of lack of detailed knowledge of what
happens during the first boot and lack of established
I just glanced at DogTail:
+ GUI testing written in Python
+ Allows some querying/setting of actual fields.
- Not maintained for past couple years
- Most documentation and examples missing
- Test cases appear verbose, but hard to tell with all examples missing.
- Testing uses 'tree' approach
On Thu, 27 Mar 2008, Charles Merriam wrote:
I just glanced at DogTail:
+ GUI testing written in Python
+ Allows some querying/setting of actual fields.
- Not maintained for past couple years
- Most documentation and examples missing
- Test cases appear verbose, but hard to tell with all
Hi,
First, thanks to all the testers that have been contributed already!
For those of you who want to help and do an one hour smoke test do:
a) Follow the instructions here to update your machine to update.1-703
and how you can install the activities
Does anyone have and opinion on whether python's Tkinter facility could
be added to python on the XO by simply copying the contents of lib-tk
from an f7 system?
--
===
Ain't that something what happened today. One of us got traded
Bryan,
You need to use the latest verisons of TamTam found here:
http://mock.laptop.org/repos/local.update1/XOS/index.html
and install them either in
/usr/share/activities
or
/home/olpc/Activities
Until next week, you will not be able to save .ogg files and
audiofiles recorded with the
Hi all,
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 12:33 AM, Chris Ball [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We announced the Joyride builds as having been frozen for new features
several months ago, as we solidified the Update.1 build. Now that it's
doing fine in its own stream, we're reopening the Joyride
On Fri, 28 Mar 2008, Sayamindu Dasgupta wrote:
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 12:33 AM, Chris Ball [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We announced the Joyride builds as having been frozen for new features
several months ago, as we solidified the Update.1 build. Now that it's
doing fine in its own
(Time to stop using active antennas for packet capture ?)
Please check with another sniffer if you can still listen to
beacons from this active antenna. If so, please stop using it as a
sniffer. Please take a look at #6709.
I already logged with multiple sniffers. Yes, the beacons
James Cameron wrote:
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 03:23:59PM -0400, Michael Stone wrote:
A much better strategy is to reflash an XO, boot it off of external
media (like a USB key), make changes to the NAND, then save-nand, thus
avoiding the first-boot configuration junk.
I agree, and
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 12:21:10PM -1000, Mitch Bradley wrote:
I would argue that the existence of first-boot configuration changes is
in itself a problem.
I thought a bit about this last night as I was falling asleep and I came
to the realization that we would also do a better job of running
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 1:51 AM, K. K. Subramaniam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is tough for young children to use trackpad like a mouse - with a single
hand. Using it bi-manually with two index fingers is not only easier but also
prepares them for typing on the keyboard later. The child can
We are working on a fix to make it work in /home/olpc.
The fix is almost ready but details remain.
_
http://jeanpiche.com
On 27-Mar-08, at 4:14 PM, Jean Piché wrote:
Bryan,
You need to use the latest verisons of TamTam found here:
2008/3/27 Ricardo Carrano [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My suggestion for the Cambrige testbed is:
1 - Validade probe response driver patch submitted by Marvell and implement
it
2 - Increase contention window from 7,31 ro 31, 1023
3 - Increase route expiration time from 10 to 20 seconds
4 - Increase
On Thu, 27 Mar 2008, Martin Langhoff wrote:
2008/3/27 Ricardo Carrano [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My suggestion for the Cambrige testbed is:
1 - Validade probe response driver patch submitted by Marvell and implement
it
2 - Increase contention window from 7,31 ro 31, 1023
3 - Increase route
On Wednesday 26 March 2008, you wrote:
Dear everyone,
At today's software status meeting, several individuals, including:
dgilmore
erikos
bemasc
Blaketh
mstone
volunteered [had their arms twisted] into running the
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/1_Hour_Smoke_Test
I ran through
Michael and I sorted through some customization issues for
Peru/Mexico. Other than the 6776 bug that Dennis reported and for
which we have prepared a patch, I think we are in reasonable shape.
Could we possibly get a signed 704 out the door tomorrow for testing
in Peru and Mexico?
thanks.
Build Announcer v2 wrote:
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Can't download faster-1807 from build server via olpc-update; no space
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It is safe to change these values on the fly.
Marvell was discussing doing it automatically.
A simple heuristic to check if there is congestion is to check the
retransmission counters. So this is a relatively simple to implement adaptive
behavior.
M
- Original Message -
From: Martin
Could we possibly get a signed 704 out the door tomorrow for testing
in Peru and Mexico?
We'll do what we can. What changes do you want to see in 704?
(After reviewing Jim's bug list, I just discovered
#6185 STK jg/sayamindu (translate devkey request page) [5 weeks]
which might be worth
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