Hi all,
We'll being doing an Activities sprint after PyCon2008, March 17th
(evening) to the afternoon of the 20th. We'll likely have 8-10 Python
programmers of various skill levels available. Given the compressed
time-frame, we should be able to either complete very small projects or
work
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The Doom Activity includes OpenGL AFAICS. You should be able to crib
the setup from there.
HTH,
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That won't work - prboom (working) doesn't use OpenGL.
Hmm, interesting... might be useful to drop the lib/libGL* files from
the .xo file, then.
Apologies for the confusion,
Mike
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The Doom Activity includes OpenGL AFAICS. You
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Kent Loobey wrote:
On Saturday 02 February 2008 06:51:39 Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
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At this point my problem seems to be one of color. I have since learned that
the colors of my original images were not distinguishable. I seem to
remember somewhere that you all are using a 16 bit
Edward Cherlin wrote:
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We are holding open an OLPC booth, as someone had mentioned that they
wanted one. Can anyone confirm this?
A number of OLPC volunteers will be at PyCon, myself included. Does that work?
We're told by the
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We are holding open an OLPC booth, as someone had mentioned that they
wanted one. Can anyone confirm this?
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Seems we'll have plenty of machines available for the Sprints after
PyCon. That's great.
I'd like to have a number available on the tutorial day as well (the day
before the conference starts). I have a B4 and can likely get a B2 back
from one of my local developers for a few days, but I'd
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I just upgraded a B2-2 machine that we're wanting to reassign to another
developer. Seem to have bricked the machine. Used an
auto-reinstallation image (machine appeared to have the original B2-2
firmware and OS image 216 to start), upgrade to Q2D07 seemed to go
).
Anyway, if someone has advice on how to un-brick (or debug) it would be
appreciated,
Mike
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within the context of paint
Obviously we would need to find a machine to work on to make the project
feasible. I'll see if we can repurpose one that's local to the task.
Discussions welcome,
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Jeffrey Kesselman wrote:
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Side note: kqemu does work under 64-bit Linux (it's what I use to
emulate on my AMD64 box).
Do you run qemu or qemu-x86_64 ?
qemu-x86_64, particularly I run:
qemu-system-x86_64
for the project in order to have that happen).
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something to do with timing or similar issues that
prevented the initial attempt to read the file from USB.
HTH,
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(on my
never-as-far-as-I-know-locked B4). I worked around it by starting the
OFW prompt and manually telling the machine to boot u:\boot\OLPC.FTH
which then completed the upgrade process. Your mileage may vary.
HTH,
Mike
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Edward Cherlin wrote:
On Nov 25, 2007 10:57 PM, Albert Cahalan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike C. Fletcher writes:
If we are serious in our goal of educating children, we need to do a
few things, and some of this requires a readjustment and a
detachment from the question of which
Mitch Bradley wrote:
Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
It's not About the Hardware:
In principle, that is true.
In practice, it is the hardware that has been responsible for all the
attention.
If the project had been just a software framework to support
constructivist education, the worldwide
Bernardo Innocenti wrote:
On 11/25/07 18:58, Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
* we should port to the other inexpensive laptops, if a country
decides to go with EEEs or Classmates, we should be in there
offering an EEE or Classmate-optimised Sugar + Activities
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and probably do you have already talk about this matter ?
Indeed, but doesn't hurt to re-iterate the conversation for those just
joining in,
Mike
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to the runs.
With thanks,
Mike
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-activity YourActivityName
and the console should be treated as stdin/out/err for your activity.
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Developers#How_do_I_test_a_Sugar_activity.3F
HTH,
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support USB 2.0.
Good luck, and HTH,
Mike
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power to the interface.
Just a thought,
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[2] https://dev.laptop.org/ticket/3503
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./builddocs.py
for those who want to make the pydoc-generated documentation their
primary documentation format. It's not pretty, but at least it's
automatic :) .
Have fun all,
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the developer/content-developer SDK overlay is composed of.
Continuous-builds-are-good-for-iterative-development-ly yr's,
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Bert Freudenberg wrote:
On Aug 26, 2007, at 12:01 , Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
We are getting very close to having fully-working VMWare and
VirtualBox emulation.
Very cool. Could you make a working VirtualBox image of the latest
stable release available? That in itself would be incredibly
Ivan Krstić wrote:
On Aug 26, 2007, at 6:28 PM, Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
Which brings me back to the need for a server with a reasonable
connection on which to run the conversion.
I just gave you a shell on dev. Things you put into
~/public_html/virtualbox will appear at
http
Ivan Krstić wrote:
On Aug 26, 2007, at 7:07 PM, Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
Still, building them somewhere not behind a cable modem would be a
good idea.
Right, I assumed giving you a shell on dev would let you convert the
images right on that machine. Are there other requirements?
There's
,
producing the same traceback.
Almost there, he thinks,
Mike
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[3] with allow-suspend happening automatically after a short-ish timeout
if the activity doesn't re-assert the inhibition
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[3] with allow-suspend happening automatically after a short-ish timeout
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the same effort required as
a second import of the same module name.
HTH,
Mike
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Christopher Blizzard wrote:
On Wed, 2007-06-27 at 12:39 -0400, Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
Could we get a summary of what the problem is:
The main objection to vserver from all the kernel hackers (and those of
us that have to support them!) is that it's a huge patch
Okay, so a set
Alexander Larsson wrote:
On Tue, 2007-06-26 at 15:03 -0400, Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
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I'm not sure what you mean here exactly. Discovery is done using avahi,
a well known protocol which we are already using in many places on the
laptop. The actual downloading of file uses http, which
) layers. The overlay manager
could initiate an rsync service on the laptop in response to a tubes
request (or whatever) in order to allow for XO-to-XO sharing at some point.
Have fun,
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. We are all working to make a better world, and there
should be no egos involved if we are doing things right.
Anyway, just my thoughts,
Mike
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