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Line 78: − + − [[User:Mokurai|Mokurai]] is organizing tests of collaboration functions in [[Sugar on a Stick]]. We will use the Chat and IRC Activities to coordinate, and will find or create a suitable mailing list. Topics for testing include [[The Undiscoverable|discoverability]], sharing, coordinating work, use cases, workflows, and lesson plans. We would like to add this as a chapter in the [http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/ClassActs/WebHome ClassActs booksprint] at [[Floss Manuals]].+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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'''XMPP Server''' - At the bottom to the stack is a XMPP server. These are often referred to as jabber servers because the first popular XMPP Server was called jabberd.
'''XMPP Server''' - At the bottom to the stack is a XMPP server. These are often referred to as jabber servers because the first popular XMPP Server was called jabberd.
==Testing==
== Testing ==
To test collaboration using a single development system, you can run multiple Sugar instances on the
same machine:
* Create a test user
user$ sudo useradd -m test1
* Become the test user. If $DISPLAY is not preserved, you may have to set it manually
user$ sudo -i -u test1
test1$ export DISPLAY=:0
* Copy-paste the output of "xauth list" ran from your regular account
test1$ xauth add giskard.codewiz.org/unix:0 MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 9be6c305b20ee7803a7280da553f170e
* This requires your home to be world-accessible
test1$ cd ~user/src/sugar/sugar-jhbuild
test1$ ./sugar-jhbuild run sugar-emulator
* Repeat the above procedure as many time as desired to test N-way collaboration
==See also==
==See also==