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=== Install packages ===
=== Install packages ===
When {{Code|sweets-distribution select}} command will finish, local system will be aware of Sweets Distribution repository and it will be possible to install packages.
When the {{Code|sweets-distribution select}} command finishes, the local system will be aware of the Sweets Distribution repository and it will be possible to install packages.
In the regular way, from the local system, install one of the following packages:
* {{Code|sweets-desktop}}<br>The full packages list from Sweets Desktop;
* {{Code|sweets-desktop}}<br>The full packages list from Sweets Desktop;
* {{Code|sweets-sugar}}<br>Only Sugar Shell.
* {{Code|sweets-sugar}}<br>Only the Sugar Shell.
Sometimes, it will be required to downgrade packages while switching to another repository. The easy way to do that is {{Code|sync}} command:
Sometimes, it may be required to downgrade packages while switching to another repository. The easy way to do so is with the {{Code|sync}} command:
sudo sweets-distribution sync
sudo sweets-distribution sync
Most of Sweets Distribution packages will be placed to {{Code|/opt/sweets}} directory, thus, it will be possible to use Sugar from Sweets Distribution and from official packages at the same time.
Most of the Sweets Distribution packages will be placed in the {{Code|/opt/sweets}} directory; thus, it will be possible to use Sugar from the Sweets Distribution and from official packages at the same time.
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=== Sweets Distribution 0.88 ===
=== Sweets Distribution 0.88 ===
== Usage ==
== Usage ==
Below are instructions on how to use the Sweets Distribution after [[#Install_packages|installing]] packages.
=== Sweets Desktop session ===
=== Sweets Desktop session ===
If {{Code|sweets-desktop}} was installed, it will be possible to login to Sweets Desktop session:
If {{Code|sweets-desktop}} was installed, it will be possible to log in to a Sweets Desktop session:
* On XO laptop (Only for Factory repository). Being in original Sugar, go to Control Panel and select Sweets Distribution component, then enable ''Sweets Desktop is default Sugar session'' switch. The back switch will happen the same way.
* On an XO laptop (only for Factory repository). From within an original Sugar session, go to the Control Panel and select the Sweets Distribution component, then enable the ''Sweets Desktop is default Sugar session'' switch. Switching back is accomplished the same way.
* On regular desktops. Choose the ''Sweets Desktop'' session type in login manager.
* On regular desktops. Choose the ''Sweets Desktop'' session type in login manager.
=== Run Sugar in a window ===
=== Run Sugar in a window ===
To run Sugar in a window without logging out from current desktop environment, select the ''Education/Sugar'' application menu item or enter the following command in a terminal:
To run Sugar in a window without logging out from the current desktop environment, select the ''Education/Sugar'' application menu item or enter the following command in a terminal:
sweets-sugar-emulator
sweets-sugar-emulator
=== Experimental features ===
=== Experimental features ===
To try development version, use the {{Code|Factory}} repository. Factory repository provides recent development version of Harmonic Distribution [[Platform_Team/Harmonic_Distribution/Factory#Features|features]].
To try the development version, use the {{Code|Factory}} repository. The Factory repository provides the most recent development version of Harmonic Distribution [[Platform_Team/Harmonic_Distribution/Factory#Features|features]].
==[[Community/Distributions/Sweets_Distribution/Testing|Testing]]==
==[[Community/Distributions/Sweets_Distribution/Testing|Testing]]==