Hi all,
I'm making some narrated video walkthroughs of Etoys next week, to help people get up to speed more easily.
I'd like to make them with the most current OLPC Etoys image so the video looks identical to the XOs. I'm building Sugar, etc, on a Ubuntu box, and have the Chicago Etoys image (070726).
Questions:
1. Should I get the image from the sugar build? (it builds Etoys apparently, but not sure if it's the newest)
2. If not, is there a better place to get the newest one?
3. Are we code complete (at least with Etoys) for XO MP?
The videos will be for Project Waveplace (http://waveplace.com), but I'll make them general enough for anyone to use. I'll post them publicly on the waveplace site.
Thanks, Tim
Hi,
Along these lines, the current squeakland image contains the Balloon 3D classes, but, the current etoys one does not.
Is it planned that the new squeakland image will have the 3D classes?
Thanks!
cheers
bruce
----- Message d'origine ----- De: Timothy Falconer timothy@immuexa.com Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 16:54:21 -0400 Sujet: [Squeakland] newest etoys image? À: Squeakland list squeakland@squeakland.org
Hi all,
I'm making some narrated video walkthroughs of Etoys next week, to help people get up to speed more easily.
I'd like to make them with the most current OLPC Etoys image so the video looks identical to the XOs. I'm building Sugar, etc, on a Ubuntu box, and have the Chicago Etoys image (070726).
Questions:
- Should I get the image from the sugar build? (it builds Etoys
apparently, but not sure if it's the newest)
If not, is there a better place to get the newest one?
Are we code complete (at least with Etoys) for XO MP?
The videos will be for Project Waveplace (http://waveplace.com), but I'll make them general enough for anyone to use. I'll post them publicly on the waveplace site.
Thanks, Tim
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On Sep 28, 2007, at 22:54 , Timothy Falconer wrote:
Hi all,
I'm making some narrated video walkthroughs of Etoys next week, to help people get up to speed more easily.
Great!
I'd like to make them with the most current OLPC Etoys image so the video looks identical to the XOs. I'm building Sugar, etc, on a Ubuntu box, and have the Chicago Etoys image (070726).
Questions:
- Should I get the image from the sugar build? (it builds Etoys
apparently, but not sure if it's the newest)
It is. Running inside the sugar jhbuild emulation should provided the closes experience to an actual XO.
The only reason not to do that is if you want to make use of the built-in screen scaling, for that you should do "make run" in the etoys directory (or launch the install etoys script directly). Then resize the window to 600x450 pixels and enable the screen scaling (the squarish button in the toolbar).
- If not, is there a better place to get the newest one?
To get the very latest, use the jhbuild one, and then load updates.
For convenience we make that image available here whenever there is a git commit:
http://etoys.laptop.org/src/etoys-image-and-pr.zip
All this should is described at
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Etoys
too.
- Are we code complete (at least with Etoys) for XO MP?
No - although I do not expect major visual changes. The projects will see a brush up - if only by translating them (including the launcher with the clouds), and we intend to refine the sharing. But as long as you stay with the actual etoys, that is, explaining how to do your own projects, that should be very similar to the "first deployment" version. I have no idea which build OLPC is planning to put on the mass-produced machines, though.
The videos will be for Project Waveplace (http://waveplace.com), but I'll make them general enough for anyone to use. I'll post them publicly on the waveplace site.
Thank you!
- Bert -
Hi folks,
Once upon a time, I blogged daily about the semantic web. After a two year hiatus, I'm back to daily blogging, but this time my focus is constructionism, Squeak, and OLPC.
Give "Big Fractal Tangle" a try, you might like what you read.
website: http://bigfractaltangle.com
feed: http://bigfractaltangle.com/index.rdf
Thanks, Timothy Falconer
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