Activities

Activities

Sugar applications are called Activities. This is a list of some Activities that are installed by default. There is a proposal for an Activity portal.

Journal Object and activity browser	Pippy Python Programming language/environment	Browse Web browser based on Mozilla Firefox
Etoys Learning / programming / authoring environment	Read Book/PDF reader	Turtle Art Pseudo-Logo graphical programming language
Write Word processor	Calculate Basic calculator	News Reader News reader
Measure Oscilloscope and Data Logging	Paint Simple paint activity	Distance Measure distance between two laptops
Record Still, video, and audio capture	Analyze An activity version of the Sugar analyze tool	Log An activity version of the Sugar logging tool
Terminal An activity version of the Sugar terminal	TamTam Music composition and synthesis.	And more Dozens more are available.

Running Linux Applications Under Sugar

There are two ways to run Linux applications as Activities under Sugar (meaning you don't need to use Terminal to load them):

• Sugar Coating - Making Linux apps run under Sugar, but not modifying them to take advantage of Sugar's collaborative capabilities
• Sugarizing - A fully integrated Linux application, re-engineered to take advantage of Sugar's advanced collaboration abilities

Sugar Coating Activities

To run Linux apps under Sugar (i.e. making them to run in the Sugar interface, without the collaboration and other Sugar integration programmed into them), read these instructions on Running Linux Applications Under Sugar.

Sugarizing Activities

To be written.

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