Changes

* to make Sugarizer self-translatable, and via sugar-web thus make sugar desktop self-translatable;

* to make Sugarizer self-translatable, and via sugar-web thus make sugar desktop self-translatable;

* to complete the documentation of the Sugar toolkit;

* to complete the documentation of the Sugar toolkit;

* to transfer the repositories of all of the core Sugar activities to github.com/sugarlabs.

* to transfer the repositories of all of the core Sugar activities to github.com/sugarlabs

** to transfer the issue tracking from bugs.sugarlabs.org to github.com/sugarlabs

Organization:

Organization:

* to make XO-4s—the machine we aspired to build at OLPC in 2006 is available as the XO-4 laptop—available from us pre-installed with the 2016 release of Sugar individually or in batches of 20+ with 1+ school server units, so any developer can get one conveniently and any classroom-sized group anywhere can become a Local Lab with almost "1 click" like convenience if they have $X to put down;

* to make XO-4s—the machine we aspired to build at OLPC in 2006 is available as the XO-4 laptop—available from us pre-installed with the 2016 release of Sugar individually or in batches of 20+ with 1+ school server units, so any developer can get one conveniently and any classroom-sized group anywhere can become a Local Lab with almost "1 click" like convenience if they have $X to put down;

* to provide a step-by-step guide on the homepage website to setting up a 2016 vintage deployment device—one that can be purchased in quantities of 30+ for under $100 each—that covers where to buy them, how install Sugar on all of them at the time of deployment;

* to provide a step-by-step guide on the homepage website to setting up a 2016 vintage deployment device—one that can be purchased in quantities of 30+ for under $100 each—that covers where to buy them, how install Sugar on all of them at the time of deployment;

* to find and develop as a reference new laptop for kids with a 10" screen and larger keyboard than the XO, so adults can use it too (similar to the 10" macbook pro from around 2004, or many 10" chromebooks today) that has '''zero proprietary software''' (bios, firmware, drivers, soundcard, wifi, graphics card, etc) and is FSF endorsed;

* to find and develop as a reference new laptop for kids with a 10" screen and larger keyboard than the XO, so adults can use it too (similar to the 10" macbook pro from around 2004, or many 10" chromebooks today) that has '''zero proprietary software''' (bios, firmware, drivers, soundcard, wifi, graphics card, etc) and is FSF endorsed;

* to consolidate all active development to Github;

* to consolidate all active development to Github;