I have a new macbook, but have seen issue 1 and not 2.
Is there some sequence of usb/cd creation I should try that might produce
the problem?
Its intel mac only, right? My partner has a desktop mac running leopard, but
its intel also. I can later try on this setup if it would be of value.
I added an updated patch as a file with this bug (650)
Whomever is in control, please updated any remaining trivial bugs and I will
review.
I am new to python and opensource development, but seek to improve rapidly.
Thanks for you patience.
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Ticket URL: http://dev.sugarlabs.org/ticket/650
I did not know there was much debate about this, because for me the journal
in its current state made sense for the target audience of sugar.
Understanding hierarchical file structures use the concepts of containers
and recursion with no limits (except for total capacity). It is not
naturally
Not sure where my complete email went... something to do with awaiting
approval I think.
But just for clarity to all, I said the arrowed text.
2009/5/28 Albert Cahalan acaha...@gmail.com
James Zaki writes:
Understanding hierarchical file structures use the concepts of containers
I am very interested in the digital whiteboard at LinuxTag. I will be going,
and would love to be a part of it if you need some help.
Once I get my system(s) back up (tagging fedora bugs along the way). I will
try take a look into the Classroom presenter activity.
2009/5/28 David Van Assche
I'm using python's random.getrandbits() to generate unique identifiers in
my program. However, I've discovered that when I start it from the
Journal, I get errors,
Perhaps its not the best practice to rely on a random number generator to
give unique identifiers. Would you not store a number with
Some people report the trackpad not working just for their Fedora installer.
Not sure what you mean by When the boothelper matched. Perhaps catch me on
#sugar to discuss (jzGreen).
James.
2009/6/5 Dave Bauer d...@solutiongrove.com
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 10:30 AM, James Zaki james.z
Hey Benjamin,
Taking a guess with the information you've given perhaps a hash
tablehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_tablecould help?
Fast lookup/retrieval, but just have to consider what you would enumerate as
the key, and loading.
Let me know if you want some help applying this, memories of a
Not sure if you have found an answer to this yet, but with more information
about what you're trying to do could help with communicating the right
solution. Again I think a hash table can answer your questions about
fast-lookup, but it just depends your chosen key, and other requirements you
might
With regards to the speed issue.
I tried SoaS on a USB2.0 (but not high-speed) memory-stick, performance was
hideous on a macbook.
Using a USB2.0 high-speed memory-stick, performance is great on an eeepc,
which has 1G Ram. I know its not small, but its all I have to compare with
for now.
So from
+1 Bert and others
my2cents
Outside of the opensource world I've seen many non-mainstream groups become
too thinly spread due the many dedicated individuals involved together. I've
seen in first hand in a few different sports, and know of it in a couple of
other examples, such as French left wing
Perhaps this is a late reply, (I am yet to read the last 6 or so digests of
to 20+ that were in my inbox)
But I am always sensitive of little incremental additions that seem like it
would be useful.
I always try to think about the first time I used sugar. In particular, what
helped by being very
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