Hello there!
My name is Karl, and I'm wondering if I can be of any (development)
assistance. I know Linux, Java and, to a lesser extent, Qt.
Please don't hesitate to give me a shout back, thank you!
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Hi,
Java is not installed on the XO, but can be installed.
In Uruguay (that no have root access) we have this activity:
http://activities.sugarlabs.org/es-ES/sugar/addon/4285
That have al binaries into..
With this activity, you can use this other:
http://activities.sugarlabs.org/es-ES/sugar
On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 12:47 AM, Carlos Nazareno object...@gmail.com wrote:
Will Flash Flash Player Java SE (not JavaME) run on the XO-1.75, it
being non-x86?
For Android, Flash Player requires an ARMv7 (Cortex) + to run.
Flash Player 9 was running on the N900 which ran Maemo.
Video
On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 2:33 AM, Peter Robinson pbrobin...@gmail.com wrote:
Java should be OK. The version that Fedora ships is based on the open
GPL version that is called IcedTea and is fully certified by the Java
group. We'll know more in the next month or so.
Yep. Also to note
Carlos -- please make sure you chase Adobe on this topic. And Skype.
m
Will re-initiate talks w/ Adobe folks.
Btw, congrats on the recent developments in South America guys! Really
cool stuff! :)
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Will Flash Flash Player Java SE (not JavaME) run on the XO-1.75, it
being non-x86?
For Android, Flash Player requires an ARMv7 (Cortex) + to run.
Flash Player 9 was running on the N900 which ran Maemo.
Video calls streaming over internet is now one of the most important
uses for developing
On 04/13/2011 05:47 PM, Carlos Nazareno wrote:
Will Flash Flash Player Java SE (not JavaME) run on the XO-1.75, it
being non-x86?
You may look into trying to get Java SE For Embedded working. It
supposedly supports ARM architectures, but that's all I know about it.
http://www.oracle.com
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 9:16 PM, Alan Eliasen elia...@mindspring.com wrote:
I considered it also a serious problem that the then-shipping
configurations of the OLPC completely lacked fonts with glyphs for many
languages (e.g. there were no fonts with Chinese or Japanese characters)
so these
Hello everybody.
I'm volunteering at CeibalJAM [0].
I'm trying to make Java applets work in the Browse activity. I have seen in
[1] that Browse can handle Java applets.
I've created an activity called Java that packs the Sun JRE. The activity
is downloadable from [2]. The JRE gets installed
I think maintaining two parallel versions of the code in two languages
would be a huge waste of effort for me, but if someone else wants to
they are of course welcome to.
I have neither time nor inclination to port it merely to work around
the historical accident of Java not having been Open
Honestly, I think the lack of Java on the XO has more with python
defensiveness then anything else.
I draw this conclusion partly from the fact that it has been pretty
crippling lack since initial inception of the XO, but one that there is
great resistance to fixing nonetheless.
On Mon, Aug 31
On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 16:56, Jeffrey Kesselmanjef...@gmail.com wrote:
Honestly, I think the lack of Java on the XO has more with python
defensiveness then anything else.
Honestly, I don't think so. Most or all of the Sugar developers had
zero python experience when joined the project. And we
Hi, and thanks for trying it out!
On 2009-08-29, Mikus Grinbergs mi...@bga.com wrote:
I haven't been able to test that .xo link on an actual OLPC yet, so
feel free to pass along bug reports, experiences, etc.
These days I'm running F11-on-XO1 on my XO-1s -- SarynPaint launches
and runs on
Early in OLPC, we seriously wanted to go with Java: but Sun's licensing
was a serious issue we could not get around, despite a number of
attempts by Walter to talk with Sun and see if it could get fixed.
Part of the issue caused by this licensing was the all or nothing part
of it: as shipped
On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 07:29, Ben Wiley Sittlerbsitt...@gmail.com wrote:
A friend of mine wrote a hand/eye coordination game called SarynPaint
and recently released the source code. SarynPaint is written in Java,
so you'll need to install OpenJDK to use it. I just checked in minimal
support
I haven't been able to test that .xo link on an actual OLPC yet, so
feel free to pass along bug reports, experiences, etc.
These days I'm running F11-on-XO1 on my XO-1s -- SarynPaint launches
and runs on both my smparrish build os6 and on my mtd build soasxo59.
It shows that just checked in
I think, then, that I would rather just ship it as an activity bundle
for Sugar+Java or Sugar+OpenJDK, since the versioning issues (which
OpenJDK version should I use, exactly?), licensing issues (GPLv2
GPLv2+classpath-exception for OpenJDK vs. GPLv3 for SarynPaint,)
packaging unknowns (how does
Hi Ben,
On 29 Aug 2009, at 18:24, Ben Wiley Sittler wrote:
I think, then, that I would rather just ship it as an activity bundle
for Sugar+Java or Sugar+OpenJDK, since the versioning issues (which
OpenJDK version should I use, exactly?), licensing issues (GPLv2
GPLv2+classpath-exception
A friend of mine wrote a hand/eye coordination game called SarynPaint
and recently released the source code. SarynPaint is written in Java,
so you'll need to install OpenJDK to use it. I just checked in minimal
support for launching it from Sugar and rolled a .xo activity bundle
file.
The project
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On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 1:44 PM, Tomeu Vizoso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 5:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm forwarding this note from john maloney (scratch maintainer) to devel.
this certainly sounds
Hi, Tomeu.
Thanks for your reply. It's great that there is a way to handle this!
I took a quick look at the EToys .xo bundle and did not see a
mimetypes.xml file. However, I did notice that EToys lists a lot of
mime types in it's activity.info. What I don't see is how the system
would know
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 3:16 PM, John Maloney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Tomeu.
Thanks for your reply. It's great that there is a way to handle this!
I took a quick look at the EToys .xo bundle and did not see a
mimetypes.xml file. However, I did notice that EToys lists a lot of
mime types
On 01.12.2008, at 15:37, Tomeu Vizoso wrote:
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 3:16 PM, John Maloney
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Tomeu.
Thanks for your reply. It's great that there is a way to handle this!
I took a quick look at the EToys .xo bundle and did not see a
mimetypes.xml file. However,
Hi, Bert and Tomeu.
Many thanks for the pointers and examples. I've put together a
mimetypes.xml file and will test it when I get home. (I don't have my
XO with me.)
I will let you know if I have any problems or questions.
Thanks again!
-- John
On Dec 1, 2008, at 9:50 AM, Bert
i'm forwarding this note from john maloney (scratch maintainer) to devel.
this certainly sounds like a mime types issue, but i'm not sure
where or how we'd augment the canonical list.
paul
john wrote:
Hi, Paul, Cynthia, and Claudia.
I got a question from a professor at U. of Wisconsin
john -- i'm cc'ing [EMAIL PROTECTED] on this, since i may not have all the
answers.
john wrote:
Hi, Paul.
Will the G1G1 build have Java pre-installed so that you can run Java
applets in the browser?
i don't believe so.
I'm wondering because we have a Scratch applet that allows
Alan,
Thanks very much for the detailed writeup of your findings (and for your
efforts make OLPC's software distribution more friendly to people who
like Java). I can't personally resolve any of the questions which you
raise with any authority but I can direct you toward the people who
might
Michael Stone wrote:
Alan,
Thanks very much for the detailed writeup of your findings (and for your
efforts make OLPC's software distribution more friendly to people who
like Java). I can't personally resolve any of the questions which you
raise with any authority but I can direct you
of fonts that can be searched for a glyph. This affects language
learning and makes or breaks applications.
Given network access, can such fonts be pulled on-demand based on need?
2.) If internationalized applications like Java or GTK or Browse
have pointers to font files that are missing
I'm working on making it possible to get Java to run on the OLPC,
and have a solution to what many of you may have seen: the problem that
any Java program uses a strange italicized serif font, no matter what
font you request. This odd font is used everywhere, and no other fonts
seem
Alan Eliasen wrote:
I'm working on making it possible to get Java to run on the OLPC,
and have a solution to what many of you may have seen: the problem that
any Java program uses a strange italicized serif font, no matter what
font you request. This odd font is used everywhere
Hi All,
Do we support Java in our browser?
I may have a large opportunity in the Americas dependent on our ability
to support their application which I believe requires Java.
I did read this page: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Java
Is there any news or latest thinking since then?
Thanks,
Greg S
Greg,
Do we support Java in our browser?
I may have a large opportunity in the Americas dependent on our ability
to support their application which I believe requires Java.
I did read this page: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Java
Is there any news or latest thinking since
David Leeming wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for the right rpms to install for the Java plugin
java-1.6.0-openjdk-plugin
For a G1G1 XO-1 build 703, previously advertised method did not work;
Also trying to locate watch-listen-nonfree-14.xo The wiki says download it
from Helix site, it's
Hi,
I am looking for the right rpms to install for the Java plugin
java-1.6.0-openjdk-plugin
For a G1G1 XO-1 build 703, previously advertised method did not work;
Also trying to locate watch-listen-nonfree-14.xo The wiki says download it
from Helix site, it's not there, the Hleix Community
Tomeu,
can you check if the java plugin gets installed in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins?
Can you tell me how did you installed it? Which rpms/tarballs did you use?
I'm answering on David's behalf. It sounds like he saw the restricted
formats page and my bug report and got discouraged.
I filed
David, just tried what Dennis suggested and it just worked:
yum install java-1.6.0-openjdk-plugin
Please git it a try yourself and if it works, could you update the
wiki page and give some feedback on the trac tickets you mentioned?
Remember that this is in joyride, so perhaps different advice
2008/7/15 David Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just been browsing the Java pages on the wiki and confirming to myself the
Sun Java version installs but the plugin does not load. A pity, as I have
installed on a school server an excellent UNESCO CD of educational materials
Strengthening ICTs
David,
Just been browsing the Java pages on the wiki and confirming to myself the
Sun Java version installs but the plugin does not load. A pity, as I have
installed on a school server an excellent UNESCO CD of educational materials
Strengthening ICTs in Schools and Schoolnet Project
On Monday 14 July 2008, David Leeming wrote:
Just been browsing the Java pages on the wiki and confirming to myself the
Sun Java version installs but the plugin does not load. A pity, as I have
installed on a school server an excellent UNESCO CD of educational
materials Strengthening ICTs
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 8:50 AM, Robert Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David,
Just been browsing the Java pages on the wiki and confirming to myself the
Sun Java version installs but the plugin does not load. A pity, as I have
installed on a school server an excellent UNESCO CD of educational
] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Tomeu Vizoso
Sent: Tuesday, 15 July 2008 9:12 p.m.
To: David Leeming
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Java
2008/7/15 David Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just been browsing the Java pages on the wiki and confirming to myself the
Sun Java version installs
Just been browsing the Java pages on the wiki and confirming to myself the
Sun Java version installs but the plugin does not load. A pity, as I have
installed on a school server an excellent UNESCO CD of educational materials
Strengthening ICTs in Schools and Schoolnet Project in the ASEAN Setting
Hi Martin,
Ernie - you know more about Java packaging, perhaps this is a good
chance to help us. The Debian policy on Java is probably a bit
stale,
we can be more pragmatic where appropriate.
Thanks for that.
We have started putting together a deb package for LAMS, so most
likely
On Tuesday 25 March 2008, Martin Langhoff wrote:
On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 4:40 PM, Dennis Gilmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As we are based on Fedora I suggest that we follow fedora's packaging
guidelines. http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging/Guidelines The
Java guidelines
there) exceptions as we learn more about the
limits of FHS ;-)
Ernie - you know more about Java packaging, perhaps this is a good
chance to help us. The Debian policy on Java is probably a bit stale,
we can be more pragmatic where appropriate.
cheers,
martin
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Hi, I have created a ticket for this problem
(http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/6026) but I thought there may be
some people here that can give me some insights, and hopefully
also some that are willing to examine the problem,
so I reproduce it below:
I tried a minimal Java/Swing application
Steve Lewis wrote:
Further experimantation with Java reveals thes jre1.5 works well on the
XO . The latest version 1.6 has sigmificant issues.
I have unpatched jedit, Jbooks and an application of mine working under
jdk 1,5
Thanks--that works very well for my apps too. But I still can't get
Further experimantation with Java reveals thes jre1.5 works well on the
XO . The latest version 1.6 has sigmificant issues.
I have unpatched jedit, Jbooks and an application of mine working under
jdk 1,5
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The following code allows Java JFrames to work properly on the OLPC -
it assumes - only one active frame and that the frame is full screen.
You can add it to common applications = the active sections work only on
the OLPC
The trick is to use showFrame and hideFrame instead of setVisible
On Mon, 31 Dec 2007, Steve Lewis wrote:
The following code allows Java JFrames to work properly on the OLPC -
it assumes - only one active frame and that the frame is full screen.
You can add it to common applications = the active sections work only on
the OLPC
The trick is to use showFrame
Its good you found an hack... but this is definitely a hack. As it
stands Java wouldn't pass verification on the OLPC and thus cannot be
said to be working yet.
Does this throw some light on what might be wrong at the matchbook level?
JK
On Dec 31, 2007 1:00 PM, Steve Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED
and with ssh -X.
So...it seems to me that there would be a huge benefit of getting Java
to work properly on the device.
Cay
Jeffrey Kesselman wrote:
Wow. well congratulations.
You take the prize for the *most* broken Java apps.
I got JEdit and HeroDesigner both up and working fine except
Short answer Java GUI apps don't work with Matchbook yet.
Long answer:
Each Java Window will be a ful l creen display, use alt-n/alt-p to
move between them.
HOWEVER
Layout doesn't work quite right, it thinks the window is much smaller
then it really is.
Pull down menus don't work at all
Jeffrey Kesselman wrote:
Short answer Java GUI apps don't work with Matchbook yet.
Long answer:
Each Java Window will be a ful l creen display, use alt-n/alt-p to
move between them.
HOWEVER
Layout doesn't work quite right, it thinks the window is much smaller
then it really
On Dec 29, 2007 3:04 PM, Cay Horstmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is much worse than that for the two apps that I tried. In the
WebStart app, there was a giant gray window containing only the Java
Application banner. In the other app, there was an empty white window.
Did you try ctl-n/ctl-p
, there was a giant gray window containing only the Java
Application banner. In the other app, there was an empty white window.
Did you try ctl-n/ctl-p ??
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Swing JFrame appears to be broken badly -
However - java applactions using JDialog work properly - dialogs apppear
in the terminal space if launched from a
terminal window -
Dialogs are sized properly and menus in a JDialog work
I can send code and jars to demonstrate this
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I am trying to find out how to run Java GUI applications on the OLPC. I
installed Java by downloading and executing
jre-6u3-linux-i586-rpm.bin
It works--if I ssh -X into the machine from a Linux box, I can
successfully run Java Web Start applications such as
/usr/java/jre1.6.0_03/bin/javaws
On Dec 22, 2007 3:25 PM, Jeffrey Kesselman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Guys.
I decided to try something a bit lighter weight so i installed JEdit.
I discovered that alt-p/alt-n and at elast for JEdit that works to get
my editor window up front.
Two oddities in mtachbook/java pairing
to work for most. Can't help with Java
specifically.
I brought up a couple of X apps from the terminal window on my virtual
XO. Alt-Tab cycles through the windows, including the Journal.
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On Dec 22, 2007 5:00 PM, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I brought up a couple of X apps from the terminal window on my virtual
XO. Alt-Tab cycles through the windows, including the Journal.
You can also use Alt-p or Alt-n to cycle through the windows.
The related keyboard
Thanks Guys.
I decided to try something a bit lighter weight so i installed JEdit.
I discovered that alt-p/alt-n and at elast for JEdit that works to get
my editor window up front.
Two oddities in mtachbook/java pairing still.
(1) Although the system window is full screen its not resizing
Okay,
I have a JDK installed and it seems to work. For grins i put netbeans
on my USB stick and fired it up.
It seems to be working however I get no main display. I do get pop up
dialogs though.
My suspicion is that Netbeans is asking the X wm for a Window and,
sicne from what I cna see the
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