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(.iso and .img files to be downloaded from sugarlabs.wiki With all Pertinent DOC for Sugar 1.0) |
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*offer as a .img file for direct writing to a USB | *offer as a .img file for direct writing to a USB | ||
:Use case: dd to a USB/SD so needed Docs can be accessed from Sugar or drag-dropped into the sugar-journal as needed (with the ability to be deleted) | :Use case: dd to a USB/SD so needed Docs can be accessed from Sugar or drag-dropped into the sugar-journal as needed (with the ability to be deleted) | ||
| + | ==Unable to run olpc.dailymotion.com and www.dailymotion.com videos in soas v8 Browse== | ||
| + | Quoted from http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Inkyfingers/video | ||
| + | : material from http://olpc.dailymotion.com should be viewable in Sugar, (IT IS NOT) | ||
| + | : while material from http://www.dailymotion.com may require a mainstream browser (advertising is likely to be present). | ||
| + | *I get "Media Not Supported" when I try to run either of these links from f18 Soas-live x86_64 USB sticks. | ||
| + | :http://vimeo.com/5291250 Displays "Oops! Something broke. Please try again later!" | ||
Latest revision as of 09:14, 12 February 2013
.iso and .img files to be downloaded from sugarlabs.wiki With all Pertinent DOC for Sugar 1.0
- Produce a DVD/CD .iso file with all pertinent Docs for sugar.
- offer as a .img file for direct writing to a USB
- Use case: dd to a USB/SD so needed Docs can be accessed from Sugar or drag-dropped into the sugar-journal as needed (with the ability to be deleted)
Unable to run olpc.dailymotion.com and www.dailymotion.com videos in soas v8 Browse
Quoted from http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Inkyfingers/video
- material from http://olpc.dailymotion.com should be viewable in Sugar, (IT IS NOT)
- while material from http://www.dailymotion.com may require a mainstream browser (advertising is likely to be present).
- I get "Media Not Supported" when I try to run either of these links from f18 Soas-live x86_64 USB sticks.
- http://vimeo.com/5291250 Displays "Oops! Something broke. Please try again later!"