Sugar devs:
This is a copy of my bug report for #447. I have completed a first pass
of the grab key implementation.
-Erik
Summary:
I used the grab keys to convert the touchpad into a virtual
mouse scrollwheel. Holding down the grab key and moving the mouse a
small number pixels causes a fake
Not sure how tricky, depends on how smart is who looks at it ;)
Added an explanation to https://dev.laptop.org/ticket/4662 in the hope it helps.
Regards,
Tomeu
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 2:56 PM, Pascal Scheffers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How tricky is it?
Seeing how I know I really need it...
Hi All,
Can I get a link to any documentation on what the new Graphical Sugar
Control panel will support in XO release 8.2.0?
I tried searching the sugar wiki and OLPC wiki but didn't see it after
1/2 hour of trying :-(
FYI I did find this on the current sugar control panel:
Hi Greg,
I'm looking for a list of what can be set in it and any screen
shots or other background on what it provides for end users.
Have you considered running it? It's been in Joyride for a few weeks.
That's no good if you want formal documentation, of course, but it
would answer your
There's also this:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sugar_Control_Panel
And more specifically this:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sugar_Control_Panel#GUI_for_the_command_line_tool_.28work_in_progress.29
I'm not sure how up-to-date it is, and I'd suggest taking a screenshot
of the actual XO rather than
Chris Ball wrote:
Hi Greg,
I'm looking for a list of what can be set in it and any screen
shots or other background on what it provides for end users.
Have you considered running it? It's been in Joyride for a few weeks.
That's no good if you want formal documentation, of course,
Hi Chris,
Good idea, will do.
I'm trying to write the documentation about what it does for people who
are trying to decide if they want to try this release (in release
notes). So they wont have the release itself to try out and we'll need a
written explanation of it at some point. I'll try
I had edited the activity.info as
~~~
name =EducationalToolkit
bundle_id = org.laptop.EducationalToolkitActivity
service_name = org.laptop.EducationalToolkitActivity
exec=./startup.sh
icon = sweet-icon
activity_version = 2
mime_types = text/plain
show_launcher = yes
The startup.sh had the
Hello All,
Below are some updates that have been made to the sugar almanac. Please keep
feedback coming as well as any requests for areas that need more
documentation.
- 1 Class: Alerthttp://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sugar.graphics.alert#Class:_Alert
- 1.1 How do I create a simple alert
For review. Marcopg didn't like this patch when is_dir was hackier in the
packed case (which never gets exercised), so I've fixed that part.
From 8ed4af6b7197625026945c75e0296bba5c5cf961 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: chema [EMAIL PROTECTED](none)
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:58:12 -0600
Subject:
Hi friends!
Physics is a physics playground for the XO currently being written by
myself and Alex Levenson. We hope it will be a fun tool for playing
with and learning physical concepts, and that the work of the
Physics/Elements teams can be used as a backend for making all
activities fun and
Hi there,
There is an interesting article on google's code site about using Google
Gears and Greasemonkey to take wikipedia and make it work offline... This
sounds really interesting and might be something useful for OLPC.
Considering the code is already there, how about testing this out, once
On 10 Jul 2008, at 17:39, Simon Schampijer wrote:
Chris Ball wrote:
Hi Greg,
I'm looking for a list of what can be set in it and any screen
shots or other background on what it provides for end users.
Have you considered running it? It's been in Joyride for a few
weeks.
That's no good
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 5:32 PM, David Van Assche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is an interesting article on google's code site about using Google
Gears and Greasemonkey to take wikipedia and make it work offline... This
I am in general interested in that track, though it is hard to beat
At Thu, 10 Jul 2008 16:14:05 -0400,
Brian Jordan wrote:
Hi friends!
Physics is a physics playground for the XO currently being written by
myself and Alex Levenson. We hope it will be a fun tool for playing
with and learning physical concepts, and that the work of the
Physics/Elements
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Brian Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi friends!
Physics is a physics playground for the XO currently being written by
myself and Alex Levenson. We hope it will be a fun tool for playing
with and learning physical concepts, and that the work of the
Please remember that activity version numbers must be integers. Software
does exist which relies on this assumption!
Thanks,
Michael
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That's true, however I think it's also been agreed that we need
support for, at a minimum, major and minor version numbers for
activities. We should probably make some final decisions on that and
make sure that any software that depends on integers is prepared to
consider anything of version X
So we could simulate a pendulum or a Newton's cradle? How do you
handle collisions?
A pendulum for sure, but my version of three pendulums putting
together doesn't show the expected behavior. The elasticity isn't
right for it, it seems.
-- Yoshiki
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