For deployments that eschew servers, a caching proxy won't help. But
on the other hand, sharing the updates across a bunch of XOs might be
possible using a torrent-like implementation.
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James Cameron
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> We use yum to provide automatic updates to our XOs in the field, and
> we must be mindful that large RPMs can have an impact on the school's
> Internet connection. If 400 XOs need to download a ~800KB Sugar RPM,
> that's 320MB being downloaded, potentially at the same time.
Isn't there a cachein
On 30 July 2012 23:26, Jerry Vonau wrote:
> The idea works well for users of Dextrose where OLPC-AU as a deployment
> could omit features that are still under development and not show the
> icon the control-panel at all. I'm not asking for anything to be
> removed, just packaged and made available
On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 11:21 PM, Mike Lee wrote:
> Here's a cool demo of the Neonode multitouch frame:
> http://www.slashgear.com/neonode-3d-touch-headed-to-tablets-and-phones-hands-on-28215933/
> Not only multi-touch, but also entry direction and tilt. For a dollar!
Not all devices using Neonod
