Daniel,
I like the ideas you posted there. I left some specific comments:
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Talk:Features/Content_support
Reuben:
>> -Allow one to synchronously or asynchronously share
>> a book to their
>> Neighborhood so anyone can download and read it.
I don't know how synchronous
Hrmm. Now what if, instead of a socket (which is a kernel-level thing and
thus harder to regulate), each activity gets
A. Telepathy tubes, for real-time communication. (Activities already have
this, we just need a "directory" service that lets activities find other
activities' tubes. *but only tub
Gary, Yioyos, Martin,
The trick is to prevent circumstantially malicious co-Activities from doing
harm, without at the same time preventing cooperation between functional
blocks essential to the satisfaction of user needs.
I ran into this issue, when I was writing my python debugger "PyDebug". I
--- On Sat, 7/24/10, Gary Martin wrote:
> From: Gary Martin
> Subject: Re: [support-gang] Fwd: Redesigning: Library, Read, Get-Books, and
> Content bundles
> To: "Community Support Volunteers -- who help respond to help AT laptop.org"
>
> Cc: "Andreas G
Gary, Yioryos,
Here are a couple of thoughts for you on isolation issues. (I have thoughts on
the Journal issues too but I'll save them for another occasion.)
>> Step 3 is to introduce marks (hyperlinks?) in Read and Write where hovering
>> over you get the tag opened to tell you what is about, a
document, so once saved
your annotations can not be removed/edited. I usually end up with a trail of
separate documents saved just in case I need to revert.
I'm digging around in Reads Epub support at the moment, I'll keep my eyes open
for possible annotation support.
Regards,
--Gar
or that there is nothing we can do about the
> Read/ETexts issues and better focus elsewhere, or none of
> the above.
> > At the end of the day is up to the developers to do
> what they want, but is nice to be clear on what we would
> like to have if we could.
> >
> >
>
On 20 July 2010 23:54, C. Scott Ananian wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 2:33 PM, Reuben K. Caron wrote:
>> deployments that would like to install content bundles. They package
>> these files into .xol packages and these packages get installed into
>> the "Library," which is contained on the left
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 2:33 PM, Reuben K. Caron wrote:
> deployments that would like to install content bundles. They package
> these files into .xol packages and these packages get installed into
> the "Library," which is contained on the left hand side of the Browse
> activity. Yes, you read th
On 20 Jul 2010, at 19:33, "Reuben K. Caron" wrote:
> There has been a lot of great progress with the Read and Get-Books
> (IA) activities. However, we have neglected to think about how we can
> better fit all of these pieces together. For instance, consider
> deployments that would like to
On 20 July 2010 12:33, Reuben K. Caron wrote:
> So what if we created a "Library Activity"
> The activity would:
> -Open a book from within the activity
> -Highlight and annotate books
> -List all of the books you have downloaded
> -Allow you to search and download additional books from Feed Books
There has been a lot of great progress with the Read and Get-Books
(IA) activities. However, we have neglected to think about how we can
better fit all of these pieces together. For instance, consider
deployments that would like to install content bundles. They package
these files into .xol
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