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Welcome!  This page is a section of the Sugar [[0.112]] release, please refer to [[0.112]] for related information.
 
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<span style="font-size: 188%">Testing Sugar 0.112</span>
      
Please test, and report problems on sugar-devel@ mailing list, github.com/sugarlabs/sugar issues, bugs.sugarlabs.org, or the discussion page here.
 
Please test, and report problems on sugar-devel@ mailing list, github.com/sugarlabs/sugar issues, bugs.sugarlabs.org, or the discussion page here.
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To date there has been no independent testing of Sugar 0.112.
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To date there has been little independent testing of Sugar 0.112.
    
== What should I test? ==
 
== What should I test? ==
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* new features, see [[0.112/Feature_List|feature list]],
 
* new features, see [[0.112/Feature_List|feature list]],
* bug fixes, see GitHub commits for bug list,
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* user level bug fixes, see [[#Notes|release notes]],
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* developer bug fixes, see GitHub commits.
    
== How to test? ==
 
== How to test? ==
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Use the GNU standard autogen, configure, make, and make install steps.
 
Use the GNU standard autogen, configure, make, and make install steps.
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Or, use the Sugar Live Build dated 20171009 with Sugar 0.112;
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*can be booted from hard drive, flash drive, and optical media, automatically starting Sugar without persistence,
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*can be installed as a virtual machine, with persistence and password protection,
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*contains a special libabiword-3.0 to fix a flickering Write activity (#4915), thanks to Simon Quigley (Ubuntu #1574278)
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*is based on the [[Debian]] 9 Stretch Live Build, but does not contain EFI Secure Boot support or encumbered firmware,
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*for developers, contains all build dependencies, configured source trees (git clones in /usr/src), and binaries (make install) for the Sugar 0.112 Sucrose modules and the Fructose activity set, making it easy to use for GCI or GSoC tasks.
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See http://people.sugarlabs.org/~quozl/sugar-live-build-20171009/
    
== Debian ==
 
== Debian ==
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We are waiting for Debian to package Sugar 0.111.
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Debian have packaged Sugar 0.112 for the Buster release.  Check the [https://packages.debian.org/source/sid/sugar Debian Source Package sugar].
    
== Ubuntu ==
 
== Ubuntu ==
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We are waiting for Debian to package Sugar 0.111, then it will be available in Ubuntu.
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We are waiting for Debian to package Sugar 0.112, then it will be available in Ubuntu.  Check the [https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=sugar&searchon=sourcenames&exact=1&suite=all&section=all Ubuntu Source Package sugar].
    
== Fedora ==
 
== Fedora ==
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We are waiting for Fedora to package Sugar 0.111.
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Fedora has packaged Sugar 0.112 for Fedora 28.  Check the [https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/packageinfo?packageID=4562 Fedora build system].
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== OLPC ==
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OLPC packages Sugar for OLPC laptops.  People with OLPC laptops can test Sugar 0.112 now.
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The OLPC Sugar packages contain extra commits:
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* remove frame animation, and transition box, as they are too slow for OLPC XO, but the changes were not accepted upstream,
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* manufacturing support (About my computer; CPU, disk, memory and wireless firmware specifications).
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This makes the OLPC Sugar packages an incomplete test of Sugar 0.112, but sufficiently close to be useful to the community.
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=== Ubuntu 16.04 on OLPC NL3 ===
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For OLPC NL3 laptops, using Ubuntu 16.04, use the OLPC packages, like this:
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sudo apt update
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sudo apt upgrade
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sudo service lightdm restart
    
=== Fedora 18 on OLPC XO ===
 
=== Fedora 18 on OLPC XO ===
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For OLPC XO laptops, using OLPC OS 13.x (Fedora 18), use the OLPC packages, and update only the Sugar packages to 0.111.olpc.x, like this:
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For OLPC XO laptops, install OLPC OS 13.2.9.
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Or, for older versions of OLPC OS in the 13.2.x range, update only the Sugar packages to 0.112.olpc.x, like this:
    
  sudo yum update sugar*
 
  sudo yum update sugar*
 
  sudo service olpc-dm restart
 
  sudo service olpc-dm restart
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However, the OLPC Sugar packages contain extra commits:
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* remove frame animation, and transition box, as they are too slow for OLPC XO,
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* manufacturing support (About my computer; CPU, disk, memory and wireless firmware specifications),
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* Frame, Network Device icons: IP address, patch [https://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar/commit/a9f6b994dfc87e4aa95744d49397977a548cae63 backport] to Fedora 18,
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This makes the OLPC Sugar packages an incomplete test of Sugar 0.111.
 

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