#REDIRECT [[Documentation Team/Obsolete/Services Wrap native packages HOWTO]]
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...rs and developers to use Sugar and Sugar Labs services regardless of their native tongue.
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* Documentation for native environment configurations (James Cameron)
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...gned to support learners using Sugar to provide localization for their own native languages.
...vities installed on the learner's laptop. It also requires that the target native language be in the locales supported by the installed image.
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...on feature of Zero Sugar is not intended to follow all the requirements of native packages and cannot be reused for distribution of official repositories, i.
There are only three major ideas behind native distribution support:
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* Fetch dependencies from [[Development Team/Jhbuild|sugar-jhbuild]] (native sugar building system)
* Use distro-specific templates to generate native packages
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# ''native packages''
# ''native packages''
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Everything that developers need to start developing native sugar activities. Library depends on all other Polyol components and contai
''For wrappers to native packages:''
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...ekit.org/ PackageKit] - Is used as a backend for Zero Install to work with native package management systems.
...ugarlabs.org will be useful when people need full OBS control for creating native packages (original ones or those based on existing sweets).
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''For wrappers to native packages:''
...ice is a [[Documentation Team/Services/Native packages usage|wrapper]] for native package thus its versions are versions of accessible packages in current us
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''For wrappers to native packages:''
...ice is a [[Documentation Team/Services/Native packages usage|wrapper]] for native package thus its versions are versions of accessible packages in current us
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# Create native packages from sweets on http://packages.sugarlabs.org.
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''For wrappers to native packages:''
...ice is a [[Documentation Team/Services/Native packages usage|wrapper]] for native package thus its versions are versions of accessible packages in current us
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...ice is a [[Documentation Team/Services/Native packages usage|wrapper]] for native package thus its versions are versions of accessible packages in current us
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*** Output native digits in scoreboard
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For detailed information refer to the link - [[Summer of Code/2014/native/Bulletin Board]].
...about the project refer to Bulletin Board Proposal, [[Summer of Code/2014/native/Bulletin Board]].
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* How to use native virtualization in Fedora 19.
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...e rest of this document to learn how to create a service that represents a native package.
...ervices are lightweight and contain only the appropriate information about native packages. By having service wrappers, we can collect all distro-specific in
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The cordova container for Sugar would help us access all the native device functionalities through the cordova layer.This basically corresponds
...help them launch their activities in sugar without playing or learning the native bindings. A single command line allow a developer to convert an existing HT
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* Be a convenient instrument to create 3rd party repositories with native packages for all [[Sweets_Distribution/Supported_platforms|supported]] GNU/
...BS Web client. It is intended to be used only by people who need to create native packages, i.e., it is not needed for most Sugar developers assuming that [[
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*:* Activities (mostly not native sugar activities) could use only one library e.g. activity could use only '
Everything what developers need to start developing native sugar activities. Library depends on all other Polyol components and contai
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...ependencies that are accessible via Sweets, i.e., not those that come from native packages, are bundled. For binary based sweets, the resulting bundle will c
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# ''native packages''
# ''native packages''
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...m JavaScript. When using the Cordova APIs, an app can be built without any native code from the app developer. Instead, web technologies are used, and they a
...'s are first developed which communicate with the cordova libraries, these native cordova libraries then communicate with the javascript APIs which the devel
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...further Sweets operations. Nevertheless, it can be useful to keep unbroken native packages.
...ts}} knows only enough about the glucose dependencies to install them from native packages in Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva, openSUSE.
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...omponent: Hexoquinasa will emphasize software freedom, community building, native language support and content distribution among peers and the wider Sugar c
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...m [[Deployment_Platform/Software#Sweets_Distribution|Sweets Distribution]] native packages. Repositories of packaged software will be provided for all [[Swee
...', will be [[Deployment_Platform/Software#Sugar_Network|supported]] out of native packages.
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* "native" distro installation, i.e. using RPM/deb/... packages as source (though dis
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...nguage of instruction (such as English, Spanish, or French) and in another native language.
Some native languages are indigenous languages that have relatively few speakers, but a
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Users will have the opportunity to work in their native language from the initial experience of Sugar rather than having to initial
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...ng to learn, get them critiqued by a native speaker (and in turn help that native speaker learn your language)!<br>
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* Might conflict with the target system's native package manager.
...ike 'Require: pygames'), and the installer should resolve it to the proper native package(s); in that way, it demands a common naming scheme [[User:Alsroot|a
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** My native language is Sinhala. I am fluent in English
...pplication. This provides user an enhanced user experience while providing native android services. Android launcher usually consists of two components which
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...ion over wireless network. This can be easily done using network manager's native functionalities through custom adhoc networks.
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mylib.so (native library)
See [[#Bundling native libraries]] below.
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* Scratch Day Circus Cat Artwork in Adobe Illustrator CS3 native format<br>http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/File:Scratch_cat_circus_8x11.ai
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In order to do so, Sugarizer OS will be an Android launcher replacing the native one.
...fully compatible with the existing Android system and able to launch both native applications and Sugarizer activities.
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...CD. Se [http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/No_native_BIOS_support No native BIOS support (engelsk)].
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...tively lightweight computer), but it gives you most of the benefits of the native Sugar approach.
See [[#Native Sugar]]
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* A native format (probably sqlite-based).
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| Walter and Native || 75% || [[Features/Bulletin Board]] || Allow chat overlay onto activity c
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* Distributors, either using native OBS features (like links and branches), create their own compilations of ac
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...er words, if you need to make sure that your sweet needs to depend only on native packages, use dependencies from the ''base'' project.
...ated interface to the ''~user/pygame'', users that have ''>=2'' version in native packages will reuse them instead of ''~user/pygame'''s one.
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...has a Software Update option in My Settings. This does not work when the native Ubuntu packages are installed.
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Quandong is the name of a native [[wikipedia:Santalum_acuminatum|Australian fruit]].
by types of fruit. The Quandong [4] or Native Peach is a native
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...can be built in js rather than native code which implies that knowing the native code to built an activity and to interact with device functionality is no l
...'s are first developed which communicate with the cordova libraries, these native cordova libraries then communicate with the javascript APIs which the devel
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| Native || yes || yes || yes || not available from 16.00 to 18.00 as he has a talk
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...idelines/The_Laptop_Experience/Bulletin_Boards]] and [[Summer_of_Code/2014/native/Bulletin_Board]] for more details.
...of the code has been written as part of Nazrul's GSoC project. See [http://native-93.tumblr.com].
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ʻŌhelo ʻai is the name of a native [[wikipedia:Vaccinium_reticulatum|Hawaiian berry]].
by types of fruit. The Quandong [4] or Native Peach is a native
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of components than the native PC desktop. Most code is
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