Re: sugar-drawing assert

Sorry, this is hard to understand. Is it an activity, or a script? What do you do to "run this program"? What do you do to "run this program as root"? I suspect that you are using non-sugar GTK widgets, and that "run it as root" means run it outside sugar - am I guessing right? Jameson On Wed, Ma

Re: [Mbc] Introducing the OLPC Multi-Battery Charger.

Luke Faraone, address is on file. Part of the DC Learning Club and the Arlington STEM academy On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Richard A. Smith wrote: > > How many XO's do you have in your current deployment/pilot? We're developers and enthusiasts, but in our commun

Fwd: FW: [Mbc] Introducing the OLPC Multi-Battery Charger.

Hi, I would like to receive a sample of the MBC for testing it, in the context of the Uruguayan project "Plan Ceibal" (www.ceibal.edu.uy) Thank you. Regards, Isabel Amigo Contact Person: Isabel Amigo LATU-Plan Ceibal Avenida Italia 6201 Montevideo-Uruguay-South America Tel.: +598 2 601 57 73

Re: [Mbc] Introducing the OLPC Multi-Battery Charger.

Richard A. Smith wrote: > > > Reply-to-all this email with responses to the questions below, a contact > person and a shipping method (see note *[2]). > Rabi Karmacharya The MBC can be shipped to UN World Food Program (WFP) office in Kathmandu. As one of our partners in the OLPC project, WFP

sugar-drawing assert

ERROR:sugar-drawing.c:358:sugar_draw_rounded_arrow: code should not be reached Hi at all, I play a little bit with sugar on ubuntu intrepid with there own packages. Now i have a program written in python and gtk. When i run this program i get this message "ERROR:sugar-drawing.c:358:sugar_draw_rou

Re: [support-gang] the keyhandler.ppy mystery

2009/3/22 Aaron Konstam : > Can anyone suggest another reason for my experiences? An intermittent problem with your keyboard, which coincidentally went away on reflash, but is likely to resurface in the near future. Daniel ___ Devel mailing list Devel@l

Re: olpc kernel src rpm

2009/3/25 Peter Robinson : > Hi All, > > Does anyone have a link to the kernel src rpm that's used for what was > the latest joyride kernel or the equivalent thereof? Should be here: http://dev.laptop.org/~dilinger/master/ and 8.2 kernels here: http://dev.laptop.org/~dilinger/testing/ ___

Re: [Server-devel] Is a USB-Ethernet NIC appropriate for the XS?

Have you considered configuring the internal nic to listen on two ip addresses, lan and wan? I think you said you are locating all of the XS machines centrally, so this might be an option depending on the networking infrastructure you have in the central location. What would happen if you cha

Re: csound vs olpcsound

Hi, Bear in mind that in Csound 5.09 the csound API was bumped (from 5.1 to 5.2), and 5.09 onwards are binary incompatible with the previous 5.XX releases. I think it would be better to get 5.10 in, as the changes in the API shouldn't require any changes to applications that depend on the Csound A

Re: csound vs olpcsound

Hi Victor, Thanks for the update, its very useful. I'll have a look at it next week. Where can I find the 5.07 spec you mention. I'll have a look at getting it up to 5.08 as a starter and see if I can't push the Tcl/Tk plugins into a subpackage but according to this sugarlabs page the 0.84 release

Re: csound vs olpcsound

Hi Victor, Thanks for the clarification. Yes, I was aware that csound in Fedora is 5.03. My query was based on getting Fedora up to the latest version (so if we needed olpcsound if fedora had >= 5.08). I'm going to follow this up to see where I can get. As a side note, do you know what the removed

Re: csound vs olpcsound

Very strange, but olpcsound is based on csound 5.08. As far as I know there is no fedora package for csound 5.08 or 5.10. If there is, it should be no problem moving from olpcsound to csound. I would not like to move from olpcsound to csound 5.03, though. olpcsound is not a fork, it is based on t

[Server-devel] Some notes on the What you paint is what you get

Alex Wulms was recently asking for some detail on this in a private conversation -- the revelevant bits below... [ to everyone involved, let's have the conversations via server-devel :-) ] On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 11:16 AM, Alex Wulms wrote: > Regarding the finger painting application: at the mom

Re: [Server-devel] [IAEP] format for lessons/content

On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 7:03 AM, Sameer Verma wrote: > I ran into Jason Cole I know Jason fairly well ;-) and MoaS too. > the problem of creating content/lessons for Moodle. Ah, the drama. In an XS/Moodle centric world, just create them in Moodle, and if needed trade moodle "course backups". Th

Re: [Server-devel] Fwd: Regarding adding a moodle plugin

2009/3/24 Vamsi Krishna Davuluri : > Much appreciated! > I have updated my proposal, that actually makes the process much easier. > http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Print_Support Also -- if your "print queue" is based on the Journal, we can add a simple xml-rpc point of entry to Moodle to receive the

Re: [Server-devel] [Sugar-devel] print support proposal up and running!(uses moodle)

2009/3/25 Vamsi Krishna Davuluri : > So, here is an almost finished version of my Print Proposal minus the second > community member remarks. ( cc Martin Langhoff please give me your views on > this if possible) > > http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Print_Support Looks good! A couple of notes... On th

olpc kernel src rpm

Hi All, Does anyone have a link to the kernel src rpm that's used for what was the latest joyride kernel or the equivalent thereof? Peter ___ Devel mailing list Devel@lists.laptop.org http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel

csound vs olpcsound

Hi All, I know that olpcsound was originally a fork of csound for olpc. I noticed just now on the sugarlabs page for the 0.84 release [1] that it depends on csound 5.08/5.10 and makes no mention of olpcsound. Does that mean that olpcsound is now obsolete and that once we get csound in Fedora upgra