The second thing is basic UI usability. The pop-around menu border makes the
UI
thoroughly unusable with the trackpad
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/4910 covers this issue and more.
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John Gilmore gnu at toad.com writes:
The second thing is basic UI usability. The pop-around
menu border makes the UI
thoroughly unusable with the trackpad
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/4910 covers this issue and more.
Yeah there's an awful lot in your ticket and I didn't notice it
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 8:32 AM, John R. Hogerhuis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Based on observing my daughter, it's not much of an issue with
a USB mouse. But that's not the usual mode she works with the
laptop. She pulls it off her shelf and sits on the couch with
it on her lap. A mouse
Sugar breaks with the standard desktop metaphor by design and doing so
it introduces incompatibilities at several levels. The barrier between
activities and standard applications proved to be a critical problem
in practice. Fortunately most of the current code base is using GNOME
and freedesktop
I'll investigate.
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 2:26 AM, Zarro Boogs per Child
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#5841: es.map is broken for XO keyboards
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Reporter: walter | Owner: bernie
Type: defect |
Hi All,
I have been working on Speech Synthesis for past few months starting from
Summer of Content. I wish to undertake the Listen and Spell project for
Google summer of code.
Listen and Spell would be a self voicing activity that would help children
to learn new words, improve spellings and
Hello list!
Following all students new threads, I'm starting this to discuss
anything about my proposal for Summer of Code. To tell a bit about me,
my user profile could say much more [1]. I'm also starting my
Mastering in Ubiquitous Computing [2], capture and access, in
watch-and-comment
Mikus,
Thanks for the experience report. Have you tried holding the
'✓' (check) gamepad key in order to disable pretty-boot?
Joyride is definitely not supposed to be broken, but it's hard to tell
what to revert without better knowledge of what's actually failing.
Examining
Aaron,
I apologize that I was unable to reply promptly to your second question.
Indeed, while builds are authoritatively named as I described in my
previous email, many people frequently leave off the stream name because
it can usually be inferred from contextual or circumstantial evidence.
As
I also have had issues with builds 1788 and 1790. These would also
not boot.
I resorted back to 1784 to get it to boot. With 1788 it looked like
it was locked up,
but the power button still puts it in suspend and brings it out
again. Ctl alt F1 to
get to another screen did nothing until
1. Deployment: Walter Bender visited the technology support team for
the NYC public schools to discuss issues of connectivity and security
in regard to a pending pilot. John Watlington and Martin Langhoff will
make a follow-up visit this coming week. Walter also had a follow-up
meeting with
Marco Pesenti Gritti mpgritti at gmail.com writes:
I have not seen a good analysis of the frame problem yet. For example I know
that at some point the trackpad jumped to the corners very often, and that
obviously aggravated it. Also in my experience the thing is nowhere so
annoying on my
Hello,
We have a new mailing list set up for summer of code participants. Please
join if you are interested in applying to be a mentor, contributing or
reviewing project ideas, applying as a student, or otherwise contributing to
the process.
http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/gsoc
Mentor
Hello,
I wanted to update this wiki page :
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Communication_channels
with the details of recently formed GSoC mailing list. But, the page is
protected.
So, I have put the list info on discussion page:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Talk:Communication_channels
Regards,
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I started working on a video editing activity for the XO a couple of
months ago, and have been developing a backend in python based on the
excellent GNonLin [1] GStreamer framework.
I too have a wiki page [2] for the project, and am hoping within the
next few weeks to have some code/prototypes
Seth Woodworth Wrote:
Holy Crap! That's amazing.
We need this *on* the laptops. Curse you flash!
Does it work alright in gnash? Or should we transcode it?
There are a lot of great education activities done in Flash and their #
will only increase simply because it is very easy to develop
Michael,
It seems like recording the compatibility matrix between builds and
activities alone is a 2-3 person job in the very near future. Today it is
probably a full time QA person -- and we are short about 3 QA people right
now.
It would be great to get some feedback as to how this can be
Michael,
I took some of your thoughts... and the 'global' problem of no activities
shipped with XOs. ... ran with it a bit further. . . . :-)
Thinking along the lines, the set of 'recommended' activities per deployment
location are being discussed informally, without much tracking or
On Sunday 23 March 2008 3:59:31 am John R.Hogerhuis wrote:
.. (actually it's not all that pleasant for me
either given the button placement below the trackpad). Something modal or
pressure based would be better. If a key on the keyboard held down were the
up/down button that would be
On Fri, 2008-03-21 at 19:23 -0400, Martin Langhoff wrote:
Hi all!
snip
Or Skype itself to place a call to the US. ]
that worked techically fine last repaircenter meeting
For me no us_navite speaker:
- following the meeting is oke,
- participating is harder than irc
- irc backchannel
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 12:52 AM, John Watlington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PHP security is viewed as less than acceptable for interfaces
accessible from the open Internet.
Excellent point.
Should the configuration interface should also be available on the
WAN interface ?
My opinion is
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