>Tuesday, December 29, 2015 10:59 PM +08:00 from Laura Vargas
>:
>
>
>d
>Hello everybody / Hola a todos
>
>Hope all the holiday wishes come with many blessings for the big Sugar family.
>
>2015 was a great year, many exciting releases! I would like to congratulate
>and
Wednesday, December 30, 2015 3:10 AM +05:30 from Nick Doiron <
ndoi...@mapmeld.com >:
>
>Can we avoid using these lists to tell people how to vote, except via
>candidate statements. It'll be much more constructive.
>The list of voting members is public. You can find your friends there.
+1
It looks like another deadline for the the membership drive has come and gone
with four new members added to the spreadsheet at
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Sugar_Labs/Members/List .
As a gauge of interest it would be helpful for membership committee to publish
the aggregate statistics for
work and constructive ideas.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Laura V.
>
>2015-11-10 11:21 GMT-05:00 Dan Tenason < dan.tena...@mail.ru > :
>>Over the past couple of weeks there have been some interesting emails from
>>James Cameron, the last software person remaining softwa
Over the past couple of weeks there have been some interesting emails from
James Cameron, the last software person remaining software person at OLPC, that
have been rather hostile towards the volunteer community which have culminated
in
I don't know about the election, but there has been progress regarding the
>>membership process. Kudos to Samson, Caryl, and Sebastian for improving that
>>process. I expect that Adam will report in at the next SLOB meeting, which is
>>Monday, 5 Oct.
>>
>>reg
then, two more weeks have passed without public signs of progress from either
Ms. Bigenhho or Mr. Holt.
Dan
>Thursday, September 24, 2015 6:00 AM -04:00 from Walter Bender
><walter.ben...@gmail.com>:
>
>On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 11:23 PM, Dan Tenason < dan.tena...@mail.ru &g
Is anything happening on the election front?
The last public comment was the first week of July. It seemed there was much
stuff to do. So much stuff that the earliest possible date to hold an election
would be in November, 4 month later. Here we are 2.5 months later and not a
single public
The uncited quotation that " Sugar’s Activities are used every school day by
nearly 3 million children " is still on the front page of the web site. Does
anyone still stand behind that number as fact? Or is it safe to say that it is
marketing fluff?
--
Dan
I am interested why you chose to post this to the IAEP list. Last time I heard
Mr Bender talk, he spoke of Waveplace as being 'of questionable educational
value and dubious intent.'
At the time, I remember thinking that it seemed that Mr Bender was attempting
to create attention for his own
Wednesday, June 24, 2015 8:48 PM -05:00 from Sebastian Silva
sebast...@fuentelibre.org:
On 24/06/15 03:40, Sam P. wrote:
IDK about the election but. Hopefully somebody who knows about that
can respond.
Here's a status report:
I asked the board to appoint me election committee.
Then the
It was impressive to see how quickly Mr. Innocenti updated the infrastructure
once he was made aware that the servers had gone down. Some other problem areas
have not been dealt with as quickly.
Sugar Labs has now been operating for six months without an oversight board.
The early June
Friday, June 5, 2015 10:35 PM -06:00 from Caryl Bigenho cbige...@hotmail.com:
Don't read into my comments things that aren't there. I assumed, as I am
certain many others have, that you were talking about OLPC and the use of the
XO machines. Read through your posts and I think you will see
Wednesday, June 3, 2015 5:24 PM -06:00 from Caryl Bigenho
cbige...@hotmail.com:
Criticism != Critical Thinking. This whole discussion is pointless! You are
arguing about the current use of laptops that are as much as 8 years old. Yes,
many of them, maybe even most of them, are still
Monday, June 1, 2015 9:50 PM -04:00 from Bernie Innocenti
ber...@codewiz.org:
On 05/27/2015 03:20 PM, Dan Tenason wrote:
This change does not require a complete rewrite of the site. Just a
simple deletion of an incorrect, and often quoted, statement on the
landing page.
You initially stated
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 11:39 AM -03:00 from Gonzalo Odiard
godi...@sugarlabs.org:
On Mon, May 25, 2015 at 7:59 AM, Dan Tenason dan.tena...@mail.ru wrote:
Dan - if you are sincerely interested in the numbers, why don't you write
to the education ministries? In serious research
Dan - if you are sincerely interested in the numbers, why don't you write
to the education ministries? In serious research, as in serious journalism,
you need to consult official sources.
Sean Daly (no e) I would like to thank everyone for their responses. They
findings of Mr Holt, Ms
The Sugar Labs website is still stating Sugar’s Activities are used every
school day by nearly 3 million children. Mr Daley stated this number is based
on Total number of XOs shipped as reported by OLPC + total number of copies of
Sugar on a Stick downloaded.
laptop.org states that about
Congratulations.
This is a very good first step in improving communication.
Tuesday, May 5, 2015 10:21 AM -03:00 from Gonzalo Odiard
godi...@sugarlabs.org:
Hello community,
In the last months, the SuarLabs Oversight Board
run a survey between people involved in the deployments,
with the
://www.fenix951.com.ar/nuevo_2013/noticia.php?id=4552
On Thu, Apr 16, 2015 at 2:58 PM, Dan Tenason dan.tena...@mail.ru wrote:
A few weeks ago I raised the question about how phrase three million daily
users was calculated. The general line of thought in a thread on sugar-devel
was we don't know
A few weeks ago I raised the question about how phrase three million daily
users was calculated. The general line of thought in a thread on sugar-devel
was we don't know but we think it is an optimistic figure based on the total
number of laptops OLPC produced. Further analysis is hard and we
Is there any proof that sugar is used everyday by nearly 3 million children at
stated on the website? My research from 2 countries which have purchased over
100,000 laptops has indicated that due to non-deliver, breakage, and disuse,
the term 'used daily by 3 million children' is overstating
How much Mr. Bender is being compensated by OLPC for his work on Sugar or OLPC
related matters? On the OLPC web site he is listed as a contractor. Mr.
Cameron is also listed as a contractor. He is paid to provide support to
regional projects. Has Mr. Bender been paid or provided travel
Some more interesting Sugar and XO numbers.
At the site https://www.one-education.org/ OLPC Australia is reporting that
2,370 out of 42,329 phoned home. That is about 5% phoning home. I was expecting
significantly higher numbers from them. I hope that is a glitch in their
reporting
The recent posts on the Future of Sugar have been insightful. Mr Daly's
comments on marketing have been particularly poignant. Both OLPC and Sugar Labs
have been calling for more money, more developers, more time to solve their
problems. Both organizations have suffered due to a lack of
As part of my research I have been looking for peer reviewed papers on Sugar.
There is an extensive amount of literature on One Laptop per Child from 2007
and 2008 which trickles off to footnotes by 2015. I was unable to find any
papers on Sugar or Sugar Labs. To be fair, the effects of sugar
As part of my research, I reviewed iaep since the inception of the project.
This same general discussion comes up over and over. A long term supporter of
the project expresses concern over the future of the project. Dr Bender replies
with a Sugar Digest post that everything is perfect. At
Friday, February 27, 2015 2:07 PM -03:00 from Gonzalo Odiard
godi...@sugarlabs.org:
Thanks Samuel for start this public discussion. I share some of your concerns,
and agree with your points.
I think we agree web activities is the way to move forward. We started to work
on that
for Sugar
After following a link from an article on the new One Education laptop to the
people page at the One Education site, I saw that Martin, Gonzalo, and Walter
are no longer listed at employees at One Education. What happened? Is anyone
paying these guys now?
--
Dan
at 12:07 PM, Dan Tenason dan.tena...@mail.ru wrote:
I am following OLPC as part of a research paper on open source
organizations.
Going over the archives, it seems there has not been a board election in a
couple of years. Has this affected the project in any way?
--
Dan Tenason
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