Thanks. A few have been solved. I will try to fix the rest soon.
On Tue, Jun 11, 2019 at 2:27 PM James Cameron wrote:
> Tested on OLPC OS, and issues opened.
>
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No, configure.ac already installs for both versions, you just have to
run it twice. This is how other projects handle mixed version
environment. You would have seen that had you looked through the
other packages as I suggested. ;-)
On Ubuntu 18.04 there are no more than 260 of those packages
Tested on OLPC OS, and issues opened.
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Watch the comments, I tried to help. :P
On Tue, 11 Jun 2019, 4:31 am James Cameron, wrote:
> Thanks Ignacio,
>
> I like the Prius in the background.
>
> I like how my updates to the OLPC web site were visible. Makes it
> worth the effort. ;-)
>
> Software shown was from February 2008; with
Hello,
Sugar Dashboard is near completion. It'd be great if anyone can test it and
provide issues, feedback, bugs, etc. before we release it.
The link to repository: https://github.com/sugarlabs/Dashboard.Activity
You can open issues on the repository.
Thanks. Regards
Thanks.
Regarding packaging for both the version, first we have to make changes in
the configure.ac file so that the toolkit is installed for both the
versions automatically?
For Python 3 do I have to make a separate repo or just push the
python3-sugar3 to the *current repo?*
Sorry, I am confused.
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