Sugar Learning Environment, Activity Toolkit, GTK 3.
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This allows us to create Buddy objects as soon as we see a contact on the server. For contacts not on trusted servers, or seen in anonymous MUCs, we create a Buddy identified by JID instead (so we have some way to talk about the anonymous contact within the Sugar API). The concept of "trusted server" means a server which we trust to validate that users with a keyID as the username part of their JID do in fact have that key. Currently we just pretend that olpc.collabora.co.uk does this - in future, the school servers will do this validation by using key rather than password authentication. Also create Buddy object paths based on the keyID or JID (for easier debugging). |
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Building ======== See: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sugar_with_sugar-jhbuild Running multiple instances on the same machine ============================================== You can use the SUGAR_PROFILE command line options. For example: SUGAR_PROFILE=profile-1 sugar SUGAR_PROFILE=profile-2 sugar ... Emulator key bindings ===================== F1 Mesh zoom level F2 Friends zoom level F3 Home zoom level F4 Activity zoom level Alt+f Show the frame Alt+r Rotate the screen Alt+o Toggle overlay visibility Alt+= Open the developer console Alt+0 Open the developer console Alt+q Quit the emulator Ctrl+s Activate sketch mode in chat