Hello community,
In the last months, the SuarLabs Oversight Board
run a survey between people involved in the deployments,
with the objective of get information to help us evaluate alternatives for
future developments at SugarLabs,
Here is a document we elaborated, summarizing the results of the
Thanks for the research.
On Tue, May 05, 2015 at 06:27:59PM -0400, Martin Abente wrote:
[...]
It would not be too difficult to re-implement the same mechanism for
Sugar. In fact I have re-implemented the exact same functionality
provided by gsd-backlight-helper in
Python.
Hello everyone,
This is just a friendly reminder that we are less than 2 weeks (May 18)
away from our Features Freeze deadline [1]. For those working in features I
recommend to prioritize and focus on those that have been actively
reviewed. Quality over quantity will be ;)
Also, make sure to
I saw some discussion last week about the community XO software builds.
This seems to be something which gets many people excited.
However according to my web server, there have not been very many downloads
of them.
If I may ask:
- Who actually is using/testing these images?
- Why?
-
Who actually is using/testing these images? Why?
I am as I try to to see if I could still get some life out of XO with whatever
development that is going forward with upgrades.
Is there a reason you are not looking into using an official (OLPC or
deployment) build?
Use that also but
Hi Samuel,
I think your volunteer work is important.
It is not clear to me exactly what the focus is of your images, nor
where the repositories with the ini files for the builder, or the
download link for the ready images.
This is probably the reason you have so few downloads logged.
Perhaps we
Hello Sam and James,
I am moving our discussion from Sam's pull request (
https://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar/pull/437) to here because this
particular post is bit long.
Regarding James request: ...instead understand how both
gnome-settings-daemon and unity-settings-daemon implement what they do
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