Hi, James
One of the big problems in our community is the disconnect between the
school server and the XO. The two work together form a system.
Ejabberd supports gabble which is how collaboration works for XOs
connected to a school server. The design of the school server has always
made
Very interesting discussion.
Perhaps the difficulties that Tony describes can be interpreted as
emergent properties of the development process.
However, others on private mailing lists, who are not so well
informed, perceived these emergent properties as intended outcomes.
These others are
Sure, but as I said, not really a function of Sugar, but instead of
the operating system that Sugar is installed on. Sugar does all the
right things already. The other things you are using with Sugar, such
as Moodle and ejabberd, are also somewhat out of scope for Sugar.
On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at
Hi, James
This issue of supporting more than one user per machine is very
important in the wild (not many deployments can afford literally one
laptop per
child and so provide classroom sets with each laptop having multiple users.
On registration, a new user is created server-side: the serial
Thanks Sam!
I like the design. It reminds me of one we discussed in Netrek
development at about the same phase of the project lifecycle; long
after the peak of interest.
It doesn't look like it would be much programming.
It could involve sound as well; as reinforcement of each goal.
It could
Hi, Walter
Because of gmail issue, I am sending this through Sugar-devel.
Most of the activities included in 0.106 (XO-1.5+) release have been
moved to GTK3. The exceptions are:
Calculate, Clock, Implode, Labyrinth, Measure, Moon, Pippy, Record,
Speak, and TurtleBlocks.
I suspect that
Yes, but we're talking about Sugar here, not the XO. Sugar supports
more than the XO.
Sugar supports a school server using the register feature, which sets
a Jabber server and a backup URL.
Sugar uses the new Jabber server as a replacement for the default
provided by Sugar Labs.
Sugar does not
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