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→is whether *today* running SoaS on a netbook is a *real* alternative to XOs with build 767 when it comes to classroom settings?
What I'm basically trying to find out
What I'm basically trying to find out
==is whether *today* running SoaS on a netbook is a *real* alternative to XOs with build 767 when it comes to classroom settings?==
==Is running the SoaS Beta on a netbook is a ''real'' alternative to XOs with build 767 when it comes to classroom settings?==
It is still in Beta and we feel very strongly about not overselling it. However, it is an alternative to consider today if you are an early adopter and you set a realistic rollout plan. It is Beta software so I would set the expectation that the teacher/school would want to pick out which hardware they want, pick out which activities they want to start with and test those and work closely with the community.
It is still in Beta and we feel very strongly about not overselling it. However, it is an alternative to consider today if you are an early adopter and you set a realistic rollout plan. It is Beta software so I would set the expectation that the teacher/school would want to pick out which hardware they want, pick out which activities they want to start with and test those and work closely with the community.
I am incredibly optimistic about both the technical results at FOSSVT and the excitement of the educators. Based on discussions at FOSSVT and others who have posted I'm sure that Sugar will be in kids hands on netbooks and in existing computer labs this summer.
I am incredibly optimistic about both the technical results at FOSSVT and the excitement of the educators. Based on discussions at FOSSVT and others who have posted I'm sure that Sugar will be in kids hands on netbooks and in existing computer labs this summer.
==What Hardware is it known to work on and what are the known hardware releated bugs?==
==What Hardware is it known to work on and what are the known hardware releated bugs?==