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== Activities ==
== Activities ==
Sugar applications are called '''[[DesignTeam/Human_Interface_Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''. This is a list of some Activities that are installed by default. http://activities.sugarlabs.org is a portal for activities.
Sugar applications are called '''[[Design Team/Human_Interface_Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''. This is a list of some Activities that are installed by default. http://activities.sugarlabs.org is a portal for activities.
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===Sugarizing Activities===
===Sugarizing Activities===
See [[ActivityTeam]] for information on porting regular applications to run as native Sugar activities.
See [[Activity Team]] for information on porting regular applications to run as native Sugar activities.
=Useful Linux Applications=
=Useful Linux Applications=