Archive/Current Events/2008-06-29 - Revision history

KachachanC: Undo revision 99656 by KachachanC (talk)

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Undo revision 99656 by KachachanC (talk)

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KachachanC at 06:03, 19 December 2016

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FGrose: moved Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Archive/Current Events/2008-06-29: restructure to depopulate Sugar Labs/subpages list

2010-07-27T23:37:48Z

moved Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Archive/Current Events/2008-06-29: restructure to depopulate Sugar Labs/subpages list

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Patrol: moved Walter is a wanker 9/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 over redirect: revert

2010-02-24T01:42:36Z

moved Walter is a wanker 9/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 over redirect: revert

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Page move vandal: moved Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Walter is a wanker 9/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29: Walter is a wanker

2010-02-24T00:19:27Z

moved Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Walter is a wanker 9/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29: Walter is a wanker

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Patrol: moved Anal bleaching 11/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 over redirect: revert

2010-02-21T22:34:41Z

moved Anal bleaching 11/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 over redirect: revert

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Anal bleaching: moved Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Anal bleaching 11/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29: Anal bleaching

2010-02-21T22:19:47Z

moved Sugar Labs/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29 to Anal bleaching 11/Current Events/Archive/2008-06-29: Anal bleaching

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FGrose at 07:08, 3 July 2009

2009-07-03T07:08:35Z

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	=== Sugar Digest ===		=== Sugar Digest ===

	1. Latest Sucrose: The new [[~~Development Team/Release/Releases/Sucrose~~/0.81.1\|Sucrose]] 0.81.3 Development Release is now available. The release has some new features, including: Manual reordering of the Home view icons; a freeform layout of the Home view icons; improved feedback on activity startup; support for custom certificates in Browse; alt+tab activity switching; etc. We are now in feature freeze, so the short-term focus will be on testing, bug triaging and fixes. The community has done a great job in that we achieved practically all the features that we had targeted. Thanks to everyone that made this possible and special kudos to the Sugar release team.		1. Latest Sucrose: The new [[0.82/0.81.3 Notes\|Sucrose]] 0.81.3 Development Release is now available. The release has some new features, including: Manual reordering of the Home view icons; a freeform layout of the Home view icons; improved feedback on activity startup; support for custom certificates in Browse; alt+tab activity switching; etc. We are now in feature freeze, so the short-term focus will be on testing, bug triaging and fixes. The community has done a great job in that we achieved practically all the features that we had targeted. Thanks to everyone that made this possible and special kudos to the Sugar release team.

	Detailed release notes can be found in the wiki (Please see [[~~Development Team/Release/Releases/Sucrose~~/0.81.3]]); a sugar-jhbuild branch for the release can be found here (http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=sugar-jhbuild;a=shortlog;h=sucrose-0.81.3).		Detailed release notes can be found in the wiki (Please see [[0.82/0.81.3 Notes]]); a sugar-jhbuild branch for the release can be found here (http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=sugar-jhbuild;a=shortlog;h=sucrose-0.81.3).

	With the release of 0.81.3 we will be in feature freeze ([[Development Team/Release#Feature_freeze]]): this affects all of the modules included in the release. To request an exception, which will be exceptional, please send mail to sugar at laptop.org, copying release-team at sugarlabs.org; please include the patches you would like to land. For string changes please also copy localization at lists.laptop.org.		With the release of 0.81.3 we will be in feature freeze ([[Development Team/Release#Feature_freeze]]): this affects all of the modules included in the release. To request an exception, which will be exceptional, please send mail to sugar at laptop.org, copying release-team at sugarlabs.org; please include the patches you would like to land. For string changes please also copy localization at lists.laptop.org.

Dfarning: fix broken links

2009-04-09T04:16:27Z

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	===Tech Talk===		===Tech Talk===

	6. Infrastructure: Marco Pesenti Gritti has started a page on the wiki about infrastructure ([[Infrastructure ~~Plan~~]]) and is seeking your feedback.		6. Infrastructure: Marco Pesenti Gritti has started a page on the wiki about infrastructure ([[Infrastructure Team/Roadmap]]) and is seeking your feedback.

	7. Journal: Tomeu Vizoso reports that a new version of the Journal activity has been released, with many translation updates and some visual fixes (Download it from http://dev.laptop.org/pub/sugar/sources/journal-activity/journal-activity-92.tar.bz2). New features include:		7. Journal: Tomeu Vizoso reports that a new version of the Journal activity has been released, with many translation updates and some visual fixes (Download it from http://dev.laptop.org/pub/sugar/sources/journal-activity/journal-activity-92.tar.bz2). New features include:

Dfarning: fix camelcase links

2009-04-03T22:52:12Z

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	=== Sugar Digest ===		=== Sugar Digest ===

	1. Latest Sucrose: The new [[~~DevelopmentTeam~~/Release/Releases/Sucrose/0.81.1\|Sucrose]] 0.81.3 Development Release is now available. The release has some new features, including: Manual reordering of the Home view icons; a freeform layout of the Home view icons; improved feedback on activity startup; support for custom certificates in Browse; alt+tab activity switching; etc. We are now in feature freeze, so the short-term focus will be on testing, bug triaging and fixes. The community has done a great job in that we achieved practically all the features that we had targeted. Thanks to everyone that made this possible and special kudos to the Sugar release team.		1. Latest Sucrose: The new [[Development Team/Release/Releases/Sucrose/0.81.1\|Sucrose]] 0.81.3 Development Release is now available. The release has some new features, including: Manual reordering of the Home view icons; a freeform layout of the Home view icons; improved feedback on activity startup; support for custom certificates in Browse; alt+tab activity switching; etc. We are now in feature freeze, so the short-term focus will be on testing, bug triaging and fixes. The community has done a great job in that we achieved practically all the features that we had targeted. Thanks to everyone that made this possible and special kudos to the Sugar release team.

	Detailed release notes can be found in the wiki (Please see [[~~DevelopmentTeam~~/Release/Releases/Sucrose/0.81.3]]); a sugar-jhbuild branch for the release can be found here (http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=sugar-jhbuild;a=shortlog;h=sucrose-0.81.3).		Detailed release notes can be found in the wiki (Please see [[Development Team/Release/Releases/Sucrose/0.81.3]]); a sugar-jhbuild branch for the release can be found here (http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=sugar-jhbuild;a=shortlog;h=sucrose-0.81.3).

	With the release of 0.81.3 we will be in feature freeze ([[~~DevelopmentTeam~~/Release#Feature_freeze]]): this affects all of the modules included in the release. To request an exception, which will be exceptional, please send mail to sugar at laptop.org, copying release-team at sugarlabs.org; please include the patches you would like to land. For string changes please also copy localization at lists.laptop.org.		With the release of 0.81.3 we will be in feature freeze ([[Development Team/Release#Feature_freeze]]): this affects all of the modules included in the release. To request an exception, which will be exceptional, please send mail to sugar at laptop.org, copying release-team at sugarlabs.org; please include the patches you would like to land. For string changes please also copy localization at lists.laptop.org.

	2. Making the installation of Activities easier: Dave Farning is working on a web interface to managing activities based upon Mozilla's AMO codebase (addons.mozilla.org). He has successfully used AMO on a local server to install activities on an XO-1 laptop and to install Sugar on a conventional laptop. He has started submitting a series of patches upstream to Mozilla.org with the goal that SugarLabs will be able to use the AMO codebase as maintained by Moxilla. A few areas that require work: (a) Look and feel – applying the sugarlabs stylesheets; (b) Applications – currently, AMO hardcodes application data rather than handled dynamically; (c) Addontypes – AMO can handle several addontypes such as extension, plugins, and and dictionaries, but they are not yet handled dynamically. By modularizing how AMO handles applications and add-on types, we should be able to drop in Sugar application and and addontype code.		2. Making the installation of Activities easier: Dave Farning is working on a web interface to managing activities based upon Mozilla's AMO codebase (addons.mozilla.org). He has successfully used AMO on a local server to install activities on an XO-1 laptop and to install Sugar on a conventional laptop. He has started submitting a series of patches upstream to Mozilla.org with the goal that SugarLabs will be able to use the AMO codebase as maintained by Moxilla. A few areas that require work: (a) Look and feel – applying the sugarlabs stylesheets; (b) Applications – currently, AMO hardcodes application data rather than handled dynamically; (c) Addontypes – AMO can handle several addontypes such as extension, plugins, and and dictionaries, but they are not yet handled dynamically. By modularizing how AMO handles applications and add-on types, we should be able to drop in Sugar application and and addontype code.