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Activity Team/Activity Development Fedora 17 (view source)
Revision as of 09:31, 23 July 2012
, 09:31, 23 July 2012These should be added when there are links to other learning pages, otherwise it is confusing
You can start the Sugar emulator from the terminal, like:
You can start the Sugar emulator from the terminal, like:
sugar-emulator
sugar-emulator
Or you can run it from your launcher like any other application:
Or you can run it from your launcher like any other application:
[[File:1 develop activity f17 start sugar emulator.png]]
[[File:1 develop activity f17 start sugar emulator.png]]
If you made it that far yo have been made a big step to become an Activity developer using the tools available in Fedora 17. I hope you enjoyed it.
If you made it this far, you have made a big step to becoming an Activity developer using the tools available in Fedora 17. I hope you enjoyed it.