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<noinclude>[[Category:Supported systems|Harmonic]]</noinclude>

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* [[Deployment_Platform/Software#Software_Map|Base software]]

: Base software is the foundation to start exploring the rest of the system. It will be accessible from [[Deployment_Platform/Software#Sweets_Distribution|Sweets Distribution]] native packages. Repositories of packaged software will be provided for all [[~~Deployment_Platform~~/Supported_platforms|supported platforms]] and can be used as-is on top of existing operating system, e.g., [[wikipedia:GNU/Linux distribution|GNU/Linux distribution]] for regular desktops, or [http://one.laptop.org/ OLPC OS] for XO laptops.

: Base software is the foundation to start exploring the rest of the system. It will be accessible from [[Deployment_Platform/Software#Sweets_Distribution|Sweets Distribution]] native packages. Repositories of packaged software will be provided for all [[Sweets_Distribution/Supported_platforms|supported platforms]] and can be used as-is on top of existing operating system, e.g., [[wikipedia:GNU/Linux distribution|GNU/Linux distribution]] for regular desktops, or [http://one.laptop.org/ OLPC OS] for XO laptops.

* [[Sugar_Network|Content]]

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* [[Deployment_Platform/Sneakernet|Offline server]]<br>When the school server itself and clients it serves are in an Internet-less environment with only one way to be synchronized with the outer world, [[wikipedia:Sneakernet|sneakernet]].

== Reference ~~distributions~~ ==

== Deployment specific functionality ==

The following features were designed especially for deployment workflow.

* Common client side [[Deployment_Platform/Client_Configuration|configuration]] for all Deployment Platform components;

* Deployment specific improvements of the Sugar Shell:

** Shell [[Deployment_Platform/Shell_Plugins|plugins]],

** [[Deployment_Platform/Blacklist_Shell_Components|blacklist]] Shell components;

* Collecting [[Deployment_Platform/Usage_Statistics|usage statistics]] of Sugar users;

* Lightweight [[Deployment_Platform/Package_Management_on_XO|package management]] to process system updates and extra dependencies installation on XO laptops.

== Reference implementations ==

These are reference implementations of distributions based on Deployment Platform. These implementations might be used as a template for downstream solutions.

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* [[Deployment_Platform/Debian_server_reference_distribution|Debian server distribution]]<br>Reference school server distribution for servers on Debian, Ubuntu or its derivates.

== Downstream ~~distributions~~ ==

== Downstream solutions ==

* The [http://pe.sugarlabs.org/go/Proyecto_Piloto_Hexoquinasa Hexoquinasa] project created by Peruvian community to support Sugar Learning Platform deployments.

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 * [[Deployment_Platform/Software#Software_Map|Base software]]
-: Base software is the foundation to start exploring the rest of the system. It will be accessible from [[Deployment_Platform/Software#Sweets_Distribution|Sweets Distribution]] native packages. Repositories of packaged software will be provided for all [[Deployment_Platform/Supported_platforms|supported platforms]] and can be used as-is on top of existing operating system, e.g., [[wikipedia:GNU/Linux distribution|GNU/Linux distribution]] for regular desktops, or [http://one.laptop.org/ OLPC OS] for XO laptops.
+: Base software is the foundation to start exploring the rest of the system. It will be accessible from [[Deployment_Platform/Software#Sweets_Distribution|Sweets Distribution]] native packages. Repositories of packaged software will be provided for all [[Sweets_Distribution/Supported_platforms|supported platforms]] and can be used as-is on top of existing operating system, e.g., [[wikipedia:GNU/Linux distribution|GNU/Linux distribution]] for regular desktops, or [http://one.laptop.org/ OLPC OS] for XO laptops.
 * [[Sugar_Network|Content]]
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 * [[Deployment_Platform/Sneakernet|Offline server]]<br>When the school server itself and clients it serves are in an Internet-less environment with only one way to be synchronized with the outer world, [[wikipedia:Sneakernet|sneakernet]].
-== Reference distributions ==
+== Deployment specific functionality ==
+The following features were designed especially for deployment workflow.
+* Common client side [[Deployment_Platform/Client_Configuration|configuration]] for all Deployment Platform components;
+* Deployment specific improvements of the Sugar Shell:
+** Shell [[Deployment_Platform/Shell_Plugins|plugins]],
+** [[Deployment_Platform/Blacklist_Shell_Components|blacklist]] Shell components;
+* Collecting [[Deployment_Platform/Usage_Statistics|usage statistics]] of Sugar users;
+* Lightweight [[Deployment_Platform/Package_Management_on_XO|package management]] to process system updates and extra dependencies installation on XO laptops.
+== Reference implementations ==
 These are reference implementations of distributions based on Deployment Platform. These implementations might be used as a template for downstream solutions.
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 * [[Deployment_Platform/Debian_server_reference_distribution|Debian server distribution]]<br>Reference school server distribution for servers on Debian, Ubuntu or its derivates.
-== Downstream distributions ==
+== Downstream solutions ==
 * The [http://pe.sugarlabs.org/go/Proyecto_Piloto_Hexoquinasa Hexoquinasa] project created by Peruvian community to support Sugar Learning Platform deployments.