[OLPC library] Curly Logo / OLPC

[Julius B. Lucks]

Hi David,

I am cc'ing the games and library lists to put you in contact with  
other OLPC developers. SJ Klein asks what license Curly Logo is  
available under, and if you have not chosen a license, would you  
consider a free license.

You can sign up for the OLPC developers program to have access to a  
machine at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Developers_program, although I  
am not sure of the availability at the moment - someone from the list  
would know more than I do on this point.

The Unicode ability is very nice as one of the strong focuses for  
OLPC activities is internationalization.

Does someone on the list have a checklist of what David can do to  
package Curly Logo for the XO?  Should it be made into an activity,  
or be a part of the library?  If the latter, how do we handle  
internationalization?

If you decide to go through with this, OLPC can give you code hosting  
for the project as well.

I hope this helps, and please email the list with further questions.  
(You may have to join the lists, which you can do at http:// 
wiki.laptop.org/go/Mailing_lists)

Cheers,

Julius

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On Nov 28, 2007, at 12:42 PM, David Jones wrote:

> I would be very interested indeed in pursuing Curly Logo on OLPC.   
> I was thinking of getting an OLPC for exactly this purpose.  Do you  
> know how to go about this?  Random observation: Curly Logo uses  
> Unicode throughout (thanks to JavaScript) so it's already possible  
> to define your own procedures with names in Thai, Chinese, or  
> whatever.  I sometimes define a triangle drawing routine called Æ.
>
> Just knowing that it works on OLPC is a very good result (Gecko  
> rules!).
>
> Cheers,
>  drj

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