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Please test, and report problems on sugar-devel@ mailing list, bugs.sugarlabs.org, or the discussion page here.
Please test, and report problems on sugar-devel@ mailing list, bugs.sugarlabs.org, or the discussion page here.
Sugar 0.107.1 was [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/sugar-devel/2015-December/051085.html released] on 28th December 2015.
== What should I test? ==
== What should I test? ==
* new features, see [[0.108/Feature_List|feature list]], (but omit from testing features have been added since 0.107.0),
* new features, see [[0.108/Feature_List|feature list]], (but omit from testing features have been added since 0.107.1),
* bug fixes, see GitHub commits for bug list,
* bug fixes, see GitHub commits for bug list,
== Fedora ==
== Fedora ==
For machines running [[Fedora]], there are no packages available from Fedora yet. You may check if this is still true by visiting the [http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/sugar.git/ Sugar packaging repository].
For machines running [[Fedora]], there are no 0.107.1 packages available from Fedora yet. You may check if this is still true by visiting the [http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/sugar.git/ Sugar packaging repository].
For OLPC XO laptops, using OLPC OS 13.x (Fedora 18) or 14.x (Fedora 20), use the OLPC packages, and update only the Sugar packages to 0.107.0, like this:
For OLPC XO laptops, using OLPC OS 13.x (Fedora 18) or 14.x (Fedora 20), use the OLPC packages, and update only the Sugar packages to 0.107.1, like this:
sudo yum update sugar*
sudo yum update sugar*
sudo service olpc-dm restart
sudo service olpc-dm restart