2011/3/8 Bastien
> "C. Scott Ananian" writes:
>
> > What about just closing the excess activities? Why make the kids do
> > more work?
>
> Maybe with a warning first?
>
Maybe for backwards-compatibility, but child-friendly activities should be
able to "save and close" without losing anything.
"C. Scott Ananian" writes:
> What about just closing the excess activities? Why make the kids do
> more work?
Maybe with a warning first?
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What about just closing the excess activities? Why make the kids do more
work?
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On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 4:20 AM, Bastien wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> this idea came up recently on OLPC France mailing list: have a visual
> clue when there are more than X activities opened.
>
> The visual clue can be as simple as forcing the frame to be visible
> indefinitely.
>
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Hi Martin,
Martin Abente writes:
> It is a common problem indeed.
>
> Regarding hardware limitations, Dextrose [1] added an intuitive
> resources monitoring element [2] on the frame so we kids could be
> aware of such limitations.
>
> More recently, we added a message notification element too, a
Hello Bastien,
It is a common problem indeed.
Regarding hardware limitations, Dextrose [1] added an intuitive
resources monitoring element [2] on the frame so we kids could be
aware of such limitations.
More recently, we added a message notification element too, and in
combination, it could be w
Hi all,
this idea came up recently on OLPC France mailing list: have a visual
clue when there are more than X activities opened.
The visual clue can be as simple as forcing the frame to be visible
indefinitely.
Or it can display a temporary warning, advising the user to close some
application.
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