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==Demo==

'''Session Notes:''' [[olpc:OLPC_Rochester,_NY/Event_history/25June2009|25 June 2009]] & [[olpc:OLPC_Rochester,_NY/Event_history/23July2009|23 July 2009]]

'''Demo Download:''' You can download the demo at http://teotwawki.steubentech.com/download Read the [http://teotwawki.steubentech.com/download/README.txt README.txt] file first.

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* I downloaded tn. I got in yesterday evening and posted one news item. But going to the neighborhood I get a page load error trying to connect to Bilbo's news or wiki: 'The connection was refused when attempting to contact nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn.' Seems like a certificate/security problem of some sort. --[[User:FGrose|FGrose]] 15:54, 26 June 2009 (UTC)

*: That is not a ~~certificitae~~/security problem it is a bug. you see the network neighborhood page is just a static HTML file that gets re-written when a new host is added to the network map. and bilbo is one of the 3 test laptops over here and when I tarred up the distribution that html file remained and since you don't have two machines on the mesh running the software it probably never updates that file.

*: That is not a certificate/security problem it is a bug. you see the network neighborhood page is just a static HTML file that gets re-written when a new host is added to the network map. and bilbo is one of the 3 test laptops over here and when I tarred up the distribution that html file remained and since you don't have two machines on the mesh running the software it probably never updates that file.

*: The only interesting bits at this point in time are the network news and the personal wiki, although network neighborhood is also somewhat interesting (if not crude) when you have 2 or more machines on the mesh running tn. (allows you to browse to another machine's web server and look at/edit someone else's wiki, look at their news spool, etc)

* I tried installing it in a Sugar on a Stick Virtual Machine, but I ran out of space on the apparently small disc overlay that was provided. I'll try will a larger disc VM.

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 ==Demo==
+'''Session Notes:''' [[olpc:OLPC_Rochester,_NY/Event_history/25June2009|25 June 2009]] & [[olpc:OLPC_Rochester,_NY/Event_history/23July2009|23 July 2009]]
 '''Demo Download:''' You can download the demo at http://teotwawki.steubentech.com/download Read the [http://teotwawki.steubentech.com/download/README.txt README.txt] file first.
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 * I downloaded tn.  I got in yesterday evening and posted one news item.  But going to the neighborhood I get a page load error trying to connect to Bilbo's news or wiki: 'The connection was refused when attempting to contact nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn.'   Seems like a certificate/security problem of some sort. --[[User:FGrose|FGrose]] 15:54, 26 June 2009 (UTC)
-*: That is not a certificitae/security problem it is a bug. you see the network neighborhood page is just a static HTML file that gets re-written when a new host is added to the network map. and bilbo is one of the 3 test laptops over here and when I tarred up the distribution that html file remained and since you don't have two machines on the mesh running the software it probably never updates that file.
+*: That is not a certificate/security problem it is a bug. you see the network neighborhood page is just a static HTML file that gets re-written when a new host is added to the network map. and bilbo is one of the 3 test laptops over here and when I tarred up the distribution that html file remained and since you don't have two machines on the mesh running the software it probably never updates that file.
 *: The only interesting bits at this point in time are the network news and the personal wiki, although network neighborhood is also somewhat interesting (if not crude) when you have 2 or more machines on the mesh running tn. (allows you to browse to  another machine's web server and look at/edit someone else's wiki, look at their news spool, etc)
 * I tried installing it in a Sugar on a Stick Virtual Machine, but I ran out of space on the apparently small disc overlay that was provided.  I'll try will a larger disc VM.