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** according to dsd we can simply include a LICENSE file in the top-directory and declare on a directory basis which licenses apply (jquery under MIT and GPL, Karma js code under MIT ''(?)'' and multimedia assets under CC-BY-SA) | ** according to dsd we can simply include a LICENSE file in the top-directory and declare on a directory basis which licenses apply (jquery under MIT and GPL, Karma js code under MIT ''(?)'' and multimedia assets under CC-BY-SA) | ||
* investigate browser solution for Sugar .xo bundle | * investigate browser solution for Sugar .xo bundle | ||
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* define requirements for browser for Sugar .xo bundles | * define requirements for browser for Sugar .xo bundles | ||
** html 5 capable;-) | ** html 5 capable;-) | ||
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** http://opensource.sfsu.edu/node/654 | ** http://opensource.sfsu.edu/node/654 | ||
** http://seleniumhq.org/ | ** http://seleniumhq.org/ | ||
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== Felipe == | == Felipe == | ||
Revision as of 05:33, 18 August 2009
Bryan
- clean up main karma repo
- add getopt.js to karma.js
- create dummy kindex.html w/ links to examples
- bundle in a basic browser and functionality to create xo bundles
Christoph
- investigate licensing questions (list of files declaring the license okay?) => (2009-07-21: contacted Andriani, will also do more research myself)
- according to dsd we can simply include a LICENSE file in the top-directory and declare on a directory basis which licenses apply (jquery under MIT and GPL, Karma js code under MIT (?) and multimedia assets under CC-BY-SA)
- investigate browser solution for Sugar .xo bundle
- define requirements for browser for Sugar .xo bundles
- html 5 capable;-)
- integrate well with Sugar
- on a visual level (or E-Paath fullscreen approach)
- on a technical level: e.g. integration with Journal, DBUS, etc.)
- candidates
- Surf-106.xo
- E-Paath brower (based on Firefox-6.xo)
- custom HTML/JavaScript renderer (browse?)
- browse on the early Fedora 11 based XO-1 images supports HTML 5
- example of possible navigation and UI requirements
- Web sites to be read:
Felipe
- Get "Adding Up to 10" working
- Add i18n to "Adding up to 10"