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* any recent notebook or computer that can run Linux, Windows or macOS, using a USB thumbdrive or stick, as a [[wikipedia:Live USB|Live USB]], | * any recent notebook or computer that can run Linux, Windows or macOS, using a USB thumbdrive or stick, as a [[wikipedia:Live USB|Live USB]], | ||
* a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, using a microSD card<!-- it is not a Live system, but an installed system-->, or; | * a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, using a microSD card<!-- it is not a Live system, but an installed system-->, or; | ||
− | * as a virtual machine. | + | * any computer as a virtual machine. |
You can use Sugar on a Stick to demo Sugar almost anywhere without disturbing the contents of the computer you use, and if people like what they see, you can [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with liveinst|install]] Sugar on a Stick to their hard drives or other sticks from the demo stick. | You can use Sugar on a Stick to demo Sugar almost anywhere without disturbing the contents of the computer you use, and if people like what they see, you can [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with liveinst|install]] Sugar on a Stick to their hard drives or other sticks from the demo stick. |
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Sugar on a Stick is a Fedora® Spin operating system featuring the award-winning Sugar Learning Platform.
Sugar on a Stick will run on
You can use Sugar on a Stick to demo Sugar almost anywhere without disturbing the contents of the computer you use, and if people like what they see, you can install Sugar on a Stick to their hard drives or other sticks from the demo stick. Our most recent version of Sugar on a Stick was released on 11 July 2017 with Fedora 26. | ||
x86_64 (64-bit), see How to install. | ||
i686 (32-bit), see How to install. | ||
armhfp Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, see How to install. | ||
See also;
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See the Spins download page
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Fedora 25 Live Respins are like the official release but with officially updated Fedora components.
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