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There are abandoned actvitites that need to be ported to gtk3 or generally resuscitated. For example, some have been left behind on dev.l.o and not migrated to Sugar Labs hosting.
There are abandoned actvitites that need to be ported to gtk3 or generally resuscitated. For example, some have been left behind on dev.l.o and not migrated to Sugar Labs hosting.
There are a number of activities in ASLO that are either English only or Spanish only. Each one could of these could be listed as an individual task to refactor for i18n and submit for Pootle hosting. See [[File:ASLO_spreadheet_Oct_2012.ods]]
There are a number of activities in ASLO that are either English only or Spanish only. Each one could of these could be listed as an individual task to refactor for i18n and submit for Pootle hosting. See [[File:ASLO_spreadheet_Oct_2012.ods]]
3) Sugarizing good Python programs.
3) Sugarizing good Python (or other) programs.
There are nice packages out there that could be readily ported to run as Sugar Activities by various means. Identifying a number of candidate packages to be sugarized as a GCI task would enhance the Sugar user experience in ways we have not had adequate time to do.
There are nice packages out there that could be readily ported to run as Sugar Activities by various means. Identifying a number of candidate packages to be sugarized as a GCI task would enhance the Sugar user experience in ways we have not had adequate time to do.
For example, it would be wonderful to empower "bootstrapping" of L10n on the XO from within Sugar itself by porting a version [http://translate.sourceforge.net/wiki/virtaal/index|Virtaal] as a Sugar Activity capable of reading and writing the PO/MO files already present in the source code (if coupled with glibc locale availability),
For example, it would be wonderful to empower "bootstrapping" of L10n on the XO from within Sugar itself by porting a version [http://translate.sourceforge.net/wiki/virtaal/index| Virtaal] as a Sugar Activity capable of reading and writing the PO/MO files already present in the source code (if coupled with glibc locale availability),