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== Users ==

== Users ==

Sugar user applications are called '''[[Design Team/Human Interface Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''.  They are software packages that automatically save your work producing instances of the Activity that can be resumed at a later time. An Activity instance is a [[Design_Team/Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal| Journal]] event.  Many Activities support user [[Collaboration|collaboration]] where multiple users may be invited to join a collective Activity session.

Sugar user applications are called '''[[Human Interface Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''.  They are software packages that automatically save your work producing instances of the Activity that can be resumed at a later time. An Activity instance is a [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal| Journal]] event.  Many Activities support user [[Collaboration|collaboration]] where multiple users may be invited to join a collective Activity session.

Please see the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Activity Library] for a complete list of activities which are available for Sugar.

Please see the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library] for a nearly complete list of activities which are available for Sugar.

== Developers ==

== Developers ==

Please see the [[Activity Team]] for developer information.

Please see the [[Activity Team]] for developer information.

==== Sugar Coating Activities ====

==== 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]].  

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]].  

In the future, we hope that Sugar will be able to run Linux applications natively without these steps.

In the future, we hope that Sugar will be able to run Linux applications natively without these steps.