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Development Team/Manual/Setup (view source)
Revision as of 13:53, 19 March 2008
, 13:53, 19 March 2008Estimates for setup time
Recommended Environments for Activity Developers:
Recommended Environments for Activity Developers:
* if possible, use an [[Ubuntu#Option_3_-_Deb_Packages_for_Gutsy|Ubuntu Gutsy Linux box with Jani's packages]]
* if possible, use an [[Ubuntu#Option_3_-_Deb_Packages_for_Gutsy|Ubuntu Gutsy Linux box with Jani's packages]] (~5 minute setup on Gutsy)
* if you are using MS Win32 and do not want to dual-boot to Linux, use the [[Emulating_the_XO/Quick_Start/Windows#Really_Quick_Start|QEMU Quicker Start package for Win32]]
* if you are using MS Win32 and do not want to dual-boot to Linux, use the [[Emulating_the_XO/Quick_Start/Windows#Really_Quick_Start|QEMU Quicker Start package for Win32]] (~5 minute setup on XP, ~10 minutes on Vista)
If you can neither run an emulated machine or run Sugar natively, it is still possible that you may be able to develop for the platform by [[#Cross Coding|Cross Coding]]. Even if this isn't possible, you could consider working on one of the [[Software components|software components]] we use.
If you can neither run an emulated machine or run Sugar natively, it is still possible that you may be able to develop for the platform by [[#Cross Coding|Cross Coding]]. Even if this isn't possible, you could consider working on one of the [[Software components|software components]] we use.