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| − | This is a quick guide to the locations of various forms of Sugar and the XS school server software that can run in QEMU or VirtualBox emulation. You can download installation .isos for other Linux distributions that support Sugar and create your own bootable images with Sugar installed. See [[QEMU]] or [[VirtualBox]] for how to run an image, and [[Supported systems]] for more information on what is available. | + | This is a quick guide to the locations of various forms of Sugar and the XS school server software that can run in QEMU VMWare or VirtualBox emulation. You can download installation .isos for other Linux distributions that support Sugar and create your own bootable images with Sugar installed. See [[QEMU]] or [[VirtualBox]] for how to run an image, and [[Supported systems]] for more information on what is available. |
| − | Many of these images (older than Sugar on a Stick) do not include the latest 0.84 release. Some that do have 0.84 have serious [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-vesa/+bug/356133 bugs] that prevent them from running at all, or have | + | Many of these images (older than Sugar on a Stick) do not include the latest 0.84 release. Some that do have 0.84 have serious [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-vesa/+bug/356133 bugs] that prevent them from running at all, or have Activities that do not run. |
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Revision as of 21:54, 18 December 2009
This is a quick guide to the locations of various forms of Sugar and the XS school server software that can run in QEMU VMWare or VirtualBox emulation. You can download installation .isos for other Linux distributions that support Sugar and create your own bootable images with Sugar installed. See QEMU or VirtualBox for how to run an image, and Supported systems for more information on what is available.
Many of these images (older than Sugar on a Stick) do not include the latest 0.84 release. Some that do have 0.84 have serious bugs that prevent them from running at all, or have Activities that do not run.
Sugar on a Stick
Current
- SoaS Downloads page (includes Legal Torrent sites) - See SoaS Strawberry and Main SoaS pages for more context.
- Strawberry VDI file 0.84 (22 June 2009) - See SoaS on VirtualBox for more context.
- [[1]]How TO: Soas-strawberry VMPlayer Appliance
- [[2]]openSUSE prebuilt vmx file
- [3] Prebuilt VMPlayer Blueberry vmx file - More Info:[4]
Older builds
- Sugar on a Stick downloads
- Snapshots 0.84, bleeding edge
- soas-beta-1 Zip vdi (dated: 20 April 2009) for use with VirtualBox
- Boot USB Stick with VMPlayer and VM Appliances (testing)
Routine (formerly daily) Builds
- olpc:Rainbow Security testing. Not recommended for Sugar users.
- Fedora Rawhide Both .isos and .imgs. These are no longer LiveCD images, so changes will persist between boots.
- olpc:Joyride Not being maintained; to be replaced by builds of various Linux distributions.
XO 1.5 test
Fedora 11 with Sugar 0.84 and Gnome. There are preliminary versions of this software built for XO 1.0, in .img and .iso files. In a menu at the bottom of the initial screen, you can choose either Sugar or Gnome sessions before logging in.
Chris Ball promises a regular release schedule of 1.5 builds by the time XO 1.5 prototypes enter production. If you're interested in contributing or testing, they would certainly love your help. You can find them on the fedora-olpc mailing list, and freenode IRC's #fedora-olpc channel.
Releases
- Prebuilt Sugar 0.84 images are not yet regularly available.
- Fedora Sugar Spin image
- NOTE:later Fedora 12 SUGAR 0.86 Spin: http://spins.fedoraproject.org/edu/
- XS Installer Warning: If you are not paying attention, this will format your hard drive. Of course, if you boot this in kvd/qemu/VirtualBox alongside an empty hard drive image, you probably want it to format your drive image and install the School Server.
- Various Linux distro installation images, where Sugar can be installed from packages: Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu Intrepid (but not Jaunty so far), ALT Linux, Mandriva, Caixa Mágica, Gentoo, OpenSUSE, Slackware. Not all of them work. Note that the command to start Sugar is usually 'sugar-emulator'. The command 'sugar' will seem to start, but will have a broken UI, and packages will not start.
Live CDs
- Live CDs by Wolfgang Rohrmoser (8.2)
- Build your own Sugar Live CDs
- Sugar 0.84 LiveCD proposal
sugar-jhbuild
- binary.iso 27-Nov-2008. You would do better to install Fedora in an image, and build sugar-jhbuild there. Unfortunately, sugar-jhbuild does not build reliably on Debian-based distributions.