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====Setting up a Sugar environment====

====Setting up a Sugar environment====

If you use Linux, your best bet is to install sugar-jhbuild.  You will be able to develop in your native environment, treating Sugar as just another desktop application.

If you use Linux, your best bet is to install [[DevelopmentTeam/Jhbuild|sugar-jhbuild]].  You will be able to develop in your native environment, treating Sugar as just another desktop application.

If you run MacOS X or Windows, you will need to set up an emulator.  For Mac OS X, see [[Supported_systems/Mac]].  For Windows, see [[Supported_systems/Windows]].   

If you run MacOS X or Windows, you will need to set up an emulator.  For Mac OS X, see [[Supported_systems/Mac]].  For Windows, see [[Supported_systems/Windows]].   

To develop efficiently using an emulator or a real XO, find an editor which supports editing files over a SFTP connection.  Komodo Edit is a good example.

To develop efficiently using an emulator or a secondary machine running Sugar natively (such as an OLPC XO), find an editor which supports editing files over a SFTP connection.  Komodo Edit is a good example.

====Python Reference & Tutorials====

====Python Reference & Tutorials====