Simon Schampijer wrote:
Topics
* How can we improve the review process?
action item: unmadindu/cjb setup review board http://www.review-board.org/
1. Break your projects into small pieces that can be submitted for review
independently. Submit for review as early as possible, by mailing
I have this idea while reading an article about OLPC published on
businessweek*
They talked, among other things, about a boy who seemed to think
Internet was inside the XO-1, and I thought it could be a good idea to
have this boy's village or town in google maps so he could learn in a
simple
can the XO can access Google maps?
I don't have an XO-1, but Google Maps works in the browse activity
under sugar-jhbuild.
Beware: there's people who are afraid of Big Brother and might mind
their villages being in the public's eye. (Apparently the Germans have
some law about that)
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Wade Brainerd wrote:
| Too bad the new Google Earth API is much too high level for these purposes,
| it would be great if Google would open up the data.
Check out openaerialmap.org
It's fantastic.
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For what it is worth, Seymour had a simple introductory project
involving Google maps that he proposed in the early days of OLPC: have
the children try to make a determination of when the photo was taken:
time of day, time of year, which year, etc. -- opening the door to
many of the ideas explored
Ivan,
The community itself needs to decide on a set of people who are the
group of sysadmin people for Sugar's possible move to be something all
are comfortable about.
These discussions should be best be on email, or at worst scheduled,
published in advance IRC meetings (*with minutes*). This
On Jun 6, 2008, at 9:04 PM, Jim Gettys wrote:
The community itself needs to decide on a set of people who are the
group of sysadmin people for Sugar's possible move to be something all
are comfortable about.
Please don't top post, and please do quote relevant sections of
original e-mails
On Fri, 2008-06-06 at 21:16 +0200, Ivan Krstić wrote:
On Jun 6, 2008, at 9:04 PM, Jim Gettys wrote:
The community itself needs to decide on a set of people who are the
group of sysadmin people for Sugar's possible move to be something all
are comfortable about.
Please don't top post, and
I've been working on a rough draft of a governance model that I'll
post to the wiki for comments as soon as it is beyond the
stream-of-conscience stage (leaning heavily on the Gnome model). Stay
tuned!!
-walter
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 4:01 PM, David Farning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri,
Cool I send this email to peruvian list...
Bytes
2008/6/6 Chris Ball [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
We've just finished putting together an image for Peru based on the
update.1-703 build, and the image is intended for flashing on to Peru's
next 100,000 laptops. We wanted to let everyone know
Changes:
bundle.py
Added zip-agnostic _is_file() method to bundle class; used in activitybundle
for checking MANIFEST without unpacking
activitybundle.py
Moved basic logic for processing MANIFEST, including list_files, to
activitybundle.py ; this is necessary for checking when installing a
Chris, are these the names as they are used in Perú? I thought some of
the names were localized? Anyway, I translated your message and
forwarded it on to Sur
Yama
Chris Ball wrote:
Hi,
We've just finished putting together an image for Peru based on the
update.1-703 build, and the image
Hi Yama,
Chris, are these the names as they are used in Perú? I thought
some of the names were localized? Anyway, I translated your
message and forwarded it on to Sur
Those are the activity class names from the defaults file, which
don't get translated. The names are translated in
Hi Sugarers,
anyone with the savyy to get the activity names in the language it will
actually be used_
Thanks!
Yama
Chris Ball wrote:
Ugh. so I messed up, should have asked before posting. Sur is for
end-users, bless their hearts, they couldn't care less for default
files,
On Thu, 2008-06-05 at 16:01 -0400, Faisal Anwar wrote:
Hi Tomeu,
Thanks for your email and willingness to help. I'm prioritizing
getting something similar to the java almanac up and running, but if I
can get a substantial body of how to's completed in the next couple of
weeks, then I will
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