Have G1G1. Today for the first time was in a room with multiple XO
users. The chief thing that was __NOT__ evident to me from
moment-to-moment was: "What is connected to what"?
I do not claim to understand the big picture. [I completely agree
with the 'danw' comment to Ticket #1385.] To me
David,
I recently did a presentation at our local Bellingham Linux User Group
(BLUG), and staffed a table at a 'Technology Festival at Western Washington
University'.
You aren't kidding, I was talking non-stop about the XO , OLPC, demoing the
laptop, and sharing the various features with crowds of
Agreed that Read sharing is the highest priority application.
My concern is if there are a lot of other things in joyride, then it will
take us a long time to get a release out based on joyride.
If we pull the fix for Read back into update.1, (and other things that we
find next week), then we won
Just some bikeshedding here:
Quasi-synchronising the avahi peer "still there?" queries so that they all
happen together - say, within a 1-minute period every 10 minutes - was
proposed as a solution so that laptops could wake up in anticipation
(Benjamin Schwartz). The fact that this solution did n
Read sharing is a critical feature. Please do test it.
-walter
On 2/23/08, Morgan Collett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Giannis Galanis wrote:
> > 2. I will try to update all of them with the build we will agree to
> > initially test with. This would be 693/D13?
> > There is a new version of t
On Friday 22 of February 2008 22:08:45 Richard A. Smith wrote:
> Ed Montgomery wrote:
> > hours...using gravity! :-) (Consider the XO using
> > about 2 watts...)
>
> Where did you see that the XO uses only 2 Watts? Thats only when
> suspended.
>
> Suspended: 2W
> Running: 5-7W
> Charging the bat
Giannis Galanis wrote:
> 2. I will try to update all of them with the build we will agree to
> initially test with. This would be 693/D13?
> There is a new version of telepathy-salut in 1721, which apparently only
> fixes smth related to stream tube flush(which i dont know what it is). I
> dont bel
There has long been a lot of confusion about power consumption. Many
statements were made over the years about the *design goal* for power
consumption. The XO did not actually hit that design goal -- but
since suspend/resume was the last major feature to debug in the
hardware, until it got to the
