Bernardo Innocenti writes:
> It turns out that the DejaVu font has the Ethiopian glyphs, but
> there's also a simplified font called DejaVuLGC which is what
> we're shipping on the OLPC.
(LGC means Latic,Greek,Cyrillic -- simple left-to-right stuff)
This situation is partly because the mere pres
Sergey Udaltsov wrote:
> When you replace simplified fonts with the full version: are you able
> to input Ethiopean with the code provided?
I assumed it would, but now I installed the dejavu-fonts RPM and the
Ethiopean glyphs still don't display neither in the Write activity,
nor in the Web activ
Trying to boot build 553 in a VirtualBox environment (testing fix in
[1]), I see a failure in the activation code (I'm copying this manually):
/antitheft.py, line 17, in run
from initutil import activate_fail
ImportError: cannot import name activate_fail
which suggests that even if I
In any case, the recipe to fix it is to do the firmware upgrade first,
manually:
ok flash /usb/disk:\boot\q2c25.rom
After that you will have up-to-date firmware and the rest of the
installation will probably go smoothly.
Mike Usmar wrote:
> OK, hopefully this is an easy question I want to up
Mike Usmar wrote:
> OK, hopefully this is an easy question I want to upgrade to build 542, and
> have the downloaded and un zipped to a UDB drive in boot the olpc-auto.zip,
> and the latest OS image and .crc file, so in the boot directory I have 6
> files q2c24.rom; os542.img; os542.crc; usbupgos.
OK, hopefully this is an easy question I want to upgrade to build 542, and
have the downloaded and un zipped to a UDB drive in boot the olpc-auto.zip,
and the latest OS image and .crc file, so in the boot directory I have 6
files q2c24.rom; os542.img; os542.crc; usbupgos.img, usbupgrd.img, and
olp
Use of bold, italic, and underline for syntax highlighting can also be
effective in conjunction with color/value differences.
- Eben
On 8/22/07, Walter Bender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> We should alway make sure that there is some value contrast in our
> color choices so that (a) things will
We should alway make sure that there is some value contrast in our
color choices so that (a) things will work in reflective mode and (b)
those with color vision deficiencies can still see important
distinctions.
-walter
On 8/22/07, C. Scott Ananian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/22/07, Jameson
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On 8/22/07, Jameson Chema Quinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm thinking about syntax coloring. In cases like this, it is more important
> to be able to see *whether* something is colored than to see what color it
> is. Even with no backlight, the diagonal banding would give you that
> information
I'm thinking about syntax coloring. In cases like this, it is more important
to be able to see *whether* something is colored than to see what color it
is. Even with no backlight, the diagonal banding would give you that
information; the smoothing, by reducing that banding, would be getting in
the
Hello Bernardo, All,
I wonder about shipping DejaVuLGC, too. I ask the same questions a few weeks
ago on #olpc / #sugar but didn't get an answer. Ok, it is irc and not a
mailinglist. Thanks for posting it here.
IMHO we should try to switch from DejaVuLGC to DejaVu. Frontiers are not
perforce la
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