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<center><big><big><big>The Constructionist Learning Environment</big></big></big></center> | |||
== About Sugar == | == About Sugar == | ||
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'''Developers''': Those interested in developing Sugar software should visit our [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/ developer documentation website]. | '''Developers''': Those interested in developing Sugar software should visit our [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/ developer documentation website]. | ||
==Getting Sugar== | ==Getting Sugar== | ||
<center> <big><big>Where do you want to install sugar? </big></big> </center> | |||
<center>(Jump directly to installation, or read through for step-by-step instruction).</center> | |||
<center> '''Quick Links : ''' [[#Hardware requirements]], [[#Sugar Live CD]], [[#Sugar on a Stick]], [[#Sugar on a Virtual_Machine]] </center> | |||
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<center>Or scroll down to explore more on the various possibilities of Sugar OS !</center> | |||
This section aims to be an introductory walkthrough of some of the methods of installing Sugar covered on the pages [[Sugar on a Stick/Installation]] and [[Supported systems]]. | This section aims to be an introductory walkthrough of some of the methods of installing Sugar covered on the pages [[Sugar on a Stick/Installation]] and [[Supported systems]]. | ||
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== Installing Sugar == | == Installing Sugar == | ||
Sugar can be installed as an Operating System installed on a Hard Drive, Live CD, or a USB Drive. Alternatively it supports almost all Debian-based and RHEL based Linux Operating Systems, and can be natively installed as a Desktop Environment. | Sugar can be installed as an Operating System installed on a Hard Drive, Live CD, or a USB Drive. Alternatively it supports almost all Debian-based and RHEL based Linux Operating Systems, and can be natively installed as a Desktop Environment. | ||
See any of the OSes in [[#Getting Sugar]]. | |||
===Sugar Live CD=== | ===Sugar Live CD=== | ||