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Documentation Team/User Manual (view source)
Revision as of 10:20, 6 September 2009
, 10:20, 6 September 2009→How can a user start an activity from the command line?
<dgd> bemasc, ?
<dgd> bemasc, ?
<dgd> not possible to run activities from jhbuild is that what you mean bemasc
<dgd> not possible to run activities from jhbuild is that what you mean bemasc
<bemasc> dgd: sugar activities cannot run outside of sugar, and more than a java applet can run outside of the JVM, or a flash applet can run outside of a flash interpreter.
<bemasc> dgd: sugar activities cannot run outside of sugar, and more than a java applet can run outside of the JVM, or a flash applet can run outside of a flash interpreter.
<bemasc> s/and/any/
<bemasc> s/and/any/
<dgd> ok, so running just the activity in sugar?
<dgd> ok, so running just the activity in sugar?
<dgd> just one activity, none of the home stuff etc.
<bemasc> also not possible
<bemasc> also not possible
<dgd> I thought for sure I read in the docs that you can run just an activity...
<bemasc> by "not possible" I mean "requires you to modify the code for the Sugar shell".
< bemasc> You can probably cause Sugar to launch and immediately start an activity. You might be able to do this using a .xsession script.
<bemasc> However, users will still be able to bring up the frame and switch to the home view, etc.
====Where are the activities stored?====
====Where are the activities stored?====