[OLPC-Chicago] Hi There...

[Atul Varma]

I haven't done anything with Sugar yet, but I was talking with Ian and we
were thinking that web apps, hosted by the local machine, might actually be
the best way to develop software for the OLPC folks.  That way we don't have
to deal with Sugar and can leverage all the expertise many of us already
have on web development, as well as using all the great layout, typesetting,
and graphical prowess that Mozilla already has at its disposal.

Is anyone else interested in this kind of thing?  I think that Ian mentioned
we could also do some work on getting Mozilla to work more nicely with
Sugar, but that would be something that only a few people who are familiar
with XPCOM and other Mozilla internals would deal with.  I think.

- Atul

On 5/1/07, Chris McAvoy <chris.mcavoy at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi olpc-chicago list,
>
> How's everyone doing?
>
> I've made a few attempts at getting a Sugar development environment
> together.  Most have been disappointing, but I haven't given up hope.
> Does anyone have a best-of-breed opinion on how to get Sugar up and
> running?
>
> Chris
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