Dumbass@AC 12:39
XO are *not* windows laptops...it doesn't take much of a google to figure that out.
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| | Non-python | Sugar shell | Python |
| | Sugar | (Desktop window, | Sugar |
| | Activities | panel, | Activities |
| Regular | (Etoys, | journal) | |
| X | Simcity, | | |
| Apps | Mono |---------------------------------------------------|
| | activities, | Sugar toolkit (python-only) |
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| | DataStore | Presence |
| | service | service |
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| Matchbox window manager |
| (considering switching to Metacity for improved compatibility) |
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| GNOME-ish Linux desktop |
| X11, HAL, D-Bus, NetworkManager, GConf, Telepathy, etc |
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It's an unfortunate setback for the project, but one I hope, that doesn't see them going under. An incredibly worthwhile cause, not only to benefit the remote regions of the world, but also as a potential to have every child in UK education given one.
Believe it or not, there are still people that don't have a computer at home, and schools that cannot afford new machines as they're continually asked to find cost savings. Living in Glasgow, I'm well aware of the almost 3rd world poverty that some children live in, and maybe, maybe not...a proper introduction to IT at key stages may just help some of these kids in future.
Sorry...got on my soapbox a bit...TITS!!