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Created page with 'Trying to use SOAS strictly for the typing tutor program. Some issues: Only 2 forums available: #forum.laptop.org does not contain a special place for SOAS. For a big project,...'
Trying to use SOAS strictly for the typing tutor program. Some issues:
Only 2 forums available:
#forum.laptop.org does not contain a special place for SOAS. For a big project, it should have it's own discussion area
#http://www.olpcnews.com/forum also doesn't contain a special place for SOAS. In fact, it only has about 20 posts that mention SOAS altogether
With criticism goes suggestions:
#Sugar Labs needs a forum area. One of the sections needs to be dedicated to SOAS
#Please LINK the forum to your menu on the left. Putting it under get help is clunky.
I'm putting this here because I don't want to join a list and I have no place that is obvious to post the info. Maybe someone, someday, will see it.
For now, I will fumble through trying to figure out how to stick files on my SOAS thumbdrive image. Apparently, you can't just take the thumbdrive, put it into a windows machine and copy files over. I suspect I have to use a second thumbdrive and access it through the friendly unix system and copy files over. Ugh.
Only 2 forums available:
#forum.laptop.org does not contain a special place for SOAS. For a big project, it should have it's own discussion area
#http://www.olpcnews.com/forum also doesn't contain a special place for SOAS. In fact, it only has about 20 posts that mention SOAS altogether
With criticism goes suggestions:
#Sugar Labs needs a forum area. One of the sections needs to be dedicated to SOAS
#Please LINK the forum to your menu on the left. Putting it under get help is clunky.
I'm putting this here because I don't want to join a list and I have no place that is obvious to post the info. Maybe someone, someday, will see it.
For now, I will fumble through trying to figure out how to stick files on my SOAS thumbdrive image. Apparently, you can't just take the thumbdrive, put it into a windows machine and copy files over. I suspect I have to use a second thumbdrive and access it through the friendly unix system and copy files over. Ugh.