Difference between revisions of "Raspbian"

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Raspbian is a derivative of Debian for the Raspberry Pi.

In relation to Sugar, Raspbian is a downstream distribution project that can be used to run Sugar.

See Debian for how to use Sugar on Raspbian.

Turtle Art/Blocks

You can download Activities/Turtle Art and use it on the normal desktop. You can either download it through the package manager (and get version 98):

   sudo apt-get install sugar-turtleart-activity

Turtle art will be added to the Education section of the apps menu.

Or you could get the latest version using git:

   git clone https://github.com/sugarlabs/activity-turtleart-gtk2.git turtleart
   cd turtleart

And use the following to start Turtle Art:

   python turtleblocks.py

NOTE: you may encounter an error related to the summary field in the activity.info. If so, open the activity/activity.info file and move the summary field from the bottom of the file, to being the line below the title field

Sugarizer

Sugarizer is a HTML5 version of Sugar. It has a basic journal and full web activity support.

You can configure Sugarizer to auto-start by setting your ~/.xinitrc to:

   epiphany server.sugarizer.org

(Note: there are a few issues with the browser icons... but sugarizer works well)

Alternatively, you can download the Sugarizer client zip and have it locally on your pi.

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-Raspbian is a version of [[Debian]] for the Raspberry Pi.  It is possible to install sugar on Raspbian.
+Raspbian is a derivative of [[Debian]] for the Raspberry Pi.
+In relation to Sugar, Raspbian is a downstream distribution project that can be used to run Sugar.
+See [[Debian]] for how to use Sugar on Raspbian.
 == Turtle Art/Blocks ==
-You can download [[Activities/Turtle Art]] and access it through the LXDE interface.  You can either download it through the package manager (and get an old version):
+You can download [[Activities/Turtle Art]] and use it on the normal desktop.  You can either download it through the package manager (and get version 98):
      sudo apt-get install sugar-turtleart-activity
-Or get the latest using git:
+Turtle art will be added to the Education section of the apps menu.
+Or you could get the latest version using git:
-     git clone github.com/walterbender/turtleart
+     git clone https://github.com/sugarlabs/activity-turtleart-gtk2.git turtleart
      cd turtleart
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 Alternatively, you can download the [http://sugarizer.org/org.olpc-france.sugarizer.zip Sugarizer client zip] and have it locally on your pi.
-== Using APT-GET ==
-{{warning|Activities do not seem to function.  They seem to timeout before starting.  Do you really want to run an old version of sugar on your pi?}}
-A old version of Sugar ([[0.96/Notes|Sugar 0.96]]) can be found in the Raspbian repositories.  You can install it with:
-    sudo apt-get install sucrose-0.96
-Then set sugar as your desktop environment by opening/creating ''~/.xinitrc''.  Set this file to:
-    sugar-emulator -f
-Now whenever you ''startx'' you will have the delights of Sugar 0.96.
-If you want to use activities other than Turtle Blocks or Pippy, you will need Browse to access the ASLO.  You can install Browse by running:
-    wget http://download.sugarlabs.org/activities/4024/browse-129.1.xo
-    sugar-install-bundle browse-129.1.xo

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