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The main changes in this cycle are primarily bug fixes and enhancements to existing features. Worth noting is the large number of patches contributed by new community members.

== Summary of changes ==

;Sugar: Add age and gender to intro pages and About Me settings; configurable limits imposed on the number of open activities; activities can be limited to opening a single instance at a time; improvements to the updater; reworking of wireless control panel; improvements to batch processing; improvements to View Source; removal of OLPC-specific code from Control Panel.

;Sugar Toolkit: Conversion to gsettings; improvements to mimetype handling; Journal searching; inhibit suspend while activity is sharing

;Sugar Artwork: New icons for backup and restore; age and gender; document-open. Improvements to the battery-charging icons. Some style improvements.

;Sugar Activities (Fructose): Pippy, the Sugar Python editor got a major overhaul. It supports multiple tabs and numerous new export mechanisms. In combination with Turtle Blocks, it is now possible to create new Sugar Activities entirely within Sugar itself: (1) Create a Turtle Blocks project; (2) Export the project as Python; (3) Import the Python code into Pippy; and (4) Export the Python code as a Sugar Activity. You can even create a Sugar icon for your project using Turtle Blocks.

== What is new for users ==

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== Sugar Commits since 0.100 ==

Summary: Add age and gender to intro pages and About Me settings; configurable limits imposed on the number of open activities; activities can be limited to opening a single instance at a time; improvements to the updater; reworking of wireless control panel; improvements to batch processing; improvements to View Source; removal of OLPC-specific code from Control Panel;

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== Sugar Toolkit Commits since 0.100 ==

~~Summary: Conversion to gsettings; improvements to mimetype handling; Journal searching; inhibit suspend while activity is sharing~~

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== Sugar Artwork Commits since 0.100 ==

~~Summary: New icons for backup and restore; age and gender; document-open. Improvements to the battery-charging icons. Some style improvements.~~

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== Changes to Sugar Activities since 0.100 ==

Summary: Pippy, the Sugar Python editor got a major overhaul. It supports multiple tabs and numerous new export mechanisms. In combination with Turtle Blocks, it is now possible to create new Sugar Activities entirely within Sugar itself: (1) Create a Turtle Blocks project; (2) Export the project as Python; (3) Import the Python code into Pippy; and (4) Export the Python code as a Sugar Activity. You can even create a Sugar icon for your project using Turtle Blocks.

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 The main changes in this cycle are primarily bug fixes and enhancements to existing features. Worth noting is the large number of patches contributed by new community members.
+== Summary of changes ==
+;Sugar: Add age and gender to intro pages and About Me settings; configurable limits imposed on the number of open activities; activities can be limited to opening a single instance at a time; improvements to the updater; reworking of wireless control panel; improvements to batch processing; improvements to View Source; removal of OLPC-specific code from Control Panel.
+;Sugar Toolkit: Conversion to gsettings; improvements to mimetype handling; Journal searching; inhibit suspend while activity is sharing
+;Sugar Artwork: New icons for backup and restore; age and gender; document-open. Improvements to the battery-charging icons. Some style improvements.
+;Sugar Activities (Fructose): Pippy, the Sugar Python editor got a major overhaul. It supports multiple tabs and numerous new export mechanisms. In combination with Turtle Blocks, it is now possible to create new Sugar Activities entirely within Sugar itself: (1) Create a Turtle Blocks project; (2) Export the project as Python; (3) Import the Python code into Pippy; and (4) Export the Python code as a Sugar Activity. You can even create a Sugar icon for your project using Turtle Blocks.
 == What is new for users ==
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 == Sugar Commits since 0.100 ==
-Summary: Add age and gender to intro pages and About Me settings; configurable limits imposed on the number of open activities; activities can be limited to opening a single instance at a time; improvements to the updater; reworking of wireless control panel; improvements to batch processing; improvements to View Source; removal of OLPC-specific code from Control Panel;
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 == Sugar Toolkit Commits since 0.100 ==
-Summary: Conversion to gsettings; improvements to mimetype handling; Journal searching; inhibit suspend while activity is sharing
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 == Sugar Artwork Commits since 0.100 ==
-Summary: New icons for backup and restore; age and gender; document-open. Improvements to the battery-charging icons. Some style improvements.
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 == Changes to Sugar Activities since 0.100 ==
-Summary: Pippy, the Sugar Python editor got a major overhaul. It supports multiple tabs and numerous new export mechanisms. In combination with Turtle Blocks, it is now possible to create new Sugar Activities entirely within Sugar itself: (1) Create a Turtle Blocks project; (2) Export the project as Python; (3) Import the Python code into Pippy; and (4) Export the Python code as a Sugar Activity. You can even create a Sugar icon for your project using Turtle Blocks.
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