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The only "normal" code editing environments present on the OLPC-XO are all command-line environments available through the [[Terminal]] activity. Official Sugar images include both the vim and nano editors, so users who know these editors can use them to write and modify software within the images.
The only "normal" code editing environments present on the OLPC-XO are all command-line environments available through the [[Terminal]] activity. Official Sugar images include both the vim and nano editors, so users who know these editors can use them to write and modify software within the images.
Developers wishing to use the [[Developers/Stack#EToys|EToys]] application stack can create new software from EToys built-in development environment while running on an emulator.
Developers wishing to use the [[Developers/Stack#Etoys|Etoys]] application stack can create new software from Etoys built-in development environment while running on an emulator.
''Developer's Desktops''
''Developer's Desktops''