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== Users ==

Sugar user applications are called '''[[~~Design Team/~~Human Interface Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''. They are software packages that automatically save your work producing instances of the Activity that can be resumed at a later time. An Activity instance is a [[~~Design_Team/~~Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal| Journal]] event. Many Activities support user [[Collaboration|collaboration]] where multiple users may be invited to join a collective Activity session.

Sugar user applications are called '''[[Human Interface Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''. They are software packages that automatically save your work producing instances of the Activity that can be resumed at a later time. An Activity instance is a [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal| Journal]] event. Many Activities support user [[Collaboration|collaboration]] where multiple users may be invited to join a collective Activity session.

Please see the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Activity Library] for a complete list of activities which are available for Sugar.

Please see the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library] for a nearly complete list of activities which are available for Sugar.

== Developers ==

Please see the [[Activity Team]] for developer information.

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==== Sugar Coating Activities ====

To run Linux apps under Sugar (i.e. making them to run in the Sugar interface, without the collaboration and other Sugar integration programmed into them), read these instructions on [[Running Linux Applications Under Sugar]].

To run Linux apps under Sugar (''i.e.'', making them to run in the Sugar interface, without the collaboration and other Sugar integration programmed into them), read these instructions on [[Running Linux Applications Under Sugar]].

In the future, we hope that Sugar will be able to run Linux applications natively without these steps.

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 == Users ==
-Sugar user applications are called '''[[Design Team/Human Interface Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''.  They are software packages that automatically save your work producing instances of the Activity that can be resumed at a later time. An Activity instance is a [[Design_Team/Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal| Journal]] event.  Many Activities support user [[Collaboration|collaboration]] where multiple users may be invited to join a collective Activity session.
+Sugar user applications are called '''[[Human Interface Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''.  They are software packages that automatically save your work producing instances of the Activity that can be resumed at a later time. An Activity instance is a [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal| Journal]] event.  Many Activities support user [[Collaboration|collaboration]] where multiple users may be invited to join a collective Activity session.
-Please see the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Activity Library] for a complete list of activities which are available for Sugar.
+Please see the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library] for a nearly complete list of activities which are available for Sugar.
 == Developers ==
 Please see the [[Activity Team]] for developer information.
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 ==== Sugar Coating Activities ====
-To run Linux apps under Sugar (i.e. making them to run in the Sugar interface, without the collaboration and other Sugar integration programmed into them), read these instructions on [[Running Linux Applications Under Sugar]].
+To run Linux apps under Sugar (''i.e.'', making them to run in the Sugar interface, without the collaboration and other Sugar integration programmed into them), read these instructions on [[Running Linux Applications Under Sugar]].
 In the future, we hope that Sugar will be able to run Linux applications natively without these steps.