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<noinclude>{{GoogleTrans-en}}{{TOCright}}</noinclude>[[Category:FeatureLanded]]
== Run everywhere ==
== Run everywhere ==
=== Ideas ===
=== Ideas ===
* Encourage Fedora and Ubuntu communities to produce [[DevelopmentTeam/0.84/Sugar LiveCD|Sugar LiveCD]]. Advertise them, get schools to use them and to provide feedback.
* Encourage Fedora and Ubuntu communities to produce [[0.84/Sugar LiveCD|Sugar LiveCD]]. Advertise them, get schools to use them and to provide feedback.
** LiveUSB is also important, as it means someone can make changes;
** LiveUSB is also important, as it means someone can make changes;
** making sure that multiple Live media Sugars can talk to each other so that people can experience the collaboration features is very important.
** making sure that multiple Live media Sugars can talk to each other so that people can experience the collaboration features is very important.
* Sugar should adapt itself to the screen resolutions of other non-xo laptops, such as Classmate 2's 1024x600 resolution.
* Sugar should adapt itself to the screen resolutions of other non-xo laptops, such as Classmate 2's 1024x600 resolution.
* bundlebuilder should be improved to use the correct system paths when doing a system installation, so that activities can be more easily packaged into rpm or deb. For example, translations should go in /usr/share/locale.
* bundlebuilder should be improved to use the correct system paths when doing a system installation, so that activities can be more easily packaged into rpm or deb. For example, translations should go in /usr/share/locale.
* all major linux distributions should have high quality Sugar packages, so for their users is just a matter of installing sugar and have it running. Contacts and progress tracker [[Development Team/Packaging|here]].
=== Activities ===
We should make sure that activities works well on our various livecd. Here is a list of important ones, provided by Bill Kerr.
* X2o: A puzzle solving and critical thinking game similar to the Incredible Machine; make crazy contraptions to get the O back on top of the X
* vu.lux.olpc.Pacmanpacman: A Pacman clone
* gcompris: educational games
* guido van robot: Educational programming language, IDE and lessons; Stable with 18 lessons included
* simcity: Construct and maintain your own city
* Terminal – linux command line (explore some linux commands)
* Story Builder - Graphical story constructor with a variety of characters and backgrounds and simple word-processing capabilities (MaMaMedia)
* Speak – An animated face that speaks whatever you type
* Scratch - multimedia visual programming language
* Slider puzzle- Slider Puzzle to improve on puzzle solving skills (MaMaMedia)
* Pippy – Python Programming language/environment (run samples by clicking on grey horizontal line)
* Maze - Maze game
* Jump - A Marble-Jumping Solitaire Game. Works in Sugar; Created by a Team at Carnegie Mellon University
* Jigsaw Puzzle - Classic picture-constructing game (MaMaMedia)
* DrGeo II - Euclidean Geometry
* Etoys - Learning / visual programming / authoring environment; includes Kedama which can simulate hundreds or thousands of objects
* FlipSticks - org.worldwideworkshop.olpc.FlipSticks Using keyframes, program a stick figure to twist, turn, tumble and dance (MaMaMedia)
* Cartoon Builder - Animate a cartoon character by creating a sequence of poses inside a filmstrip (MaMaMedia)
* Chat - Text chat
* BlockParty – Tetris-inspired game
* Browse - Web browser based on Mozilla Firefox
=== Status ===
=== Status ===