Changes

There are two ways to run Linux applications as Activities under Sugar (meaning you don't need to use Terminal to load them):

There are two ways to run Linux applications as Activities under Sugar (meaning you don't need to use Terminal to load them):

* Sugar Coating - Making Linux apps run under Sugar, but not modifying them to take advantage of Sugar's collaborative capabilities

*'''Sugar Coating''' - Making Linux apps run under Sugar, but not modifying them to take advantage of Sugar's collaborative capabilities

* Sugarizing - A fully integrated Linux application, re-engineered to take advantage of Sugar's advanced collaboration abilities

*'''Sugarizing''' - A fully integrated Linux application, re-engineered to take advantage of Sugar's advanced collaboration abilities

===Sugar Coating Activities===

===Sugar Coating Activities===