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::: " For now, sweets knows only enough about the glucose dependencies to install them from native packages in Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva, openSUSE, and Gentoo." | ::: " For now, sweets knows only enough about the glucose dependencies to install them from native packages in Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva, openSUSE, and Gentoo." | ||
In | In terms of "Target Audience", currently Sweets has only one high-level entrance for non-doers for now: | ||
* relatively simple (e.g., | * it is relatively simple (e.g., compared to jhbuild) to run any (within reasonable limits) Sugar Shell version, | ||
* including the one that is in development, | * including the one that is in development, e.g., to help developers to test it, | ||
* | * additionally, it can run Sugar Shell versions that are modified by doers, e.g., Dextrose, | ||
* on any (see TODO) major GNU/Linux distribution. | * on any (see TODO) major GNU/Linux distribution. | ||
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* what major distros we have, | * what major distros we have, | ||
* test current Sweets there, | * test current Sweets there, | ||
* make Sugar Shell launch as | * make Sugar Shell launch as simply and obviously as possible for early adopters, | ||
* add new entrance for non-doers, the way to run activities via Sweets (big task that requires special treatment). | * add new entrance for non-doers, the way to run activities via Sweets (big task that requires special treatment). | ||