Announcing: New Fedora Sugar Spin Release

[Sebastian Dziallas]

Hi everybody,

here is a new release of our Fedora Sugar Spin! It has been some time 
since the last release has taken place, so there are some updates to report.

* The spin is now F10 based and includes the recent updates
* Language support has been dropped for now to save space

 From now on, sugar-presence-service is also included, which means that 
you can test the connection features by adding a server to your 
settings. The procedure is being explained in a blog post here [1].

* A number of new activities has also appeared, such as...
    - sugar-analyze
    - sugar-jukebox
    - sugar-memorize
    - sugar-turtleart

You want to have a look at the latest spin? Here you go!

http://alt.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/olpc/0.82-2/i686/sugar-spin.iso

Finally, the SHA1SUM is available here [2].

--Sebastian

[1] http://gregdek.livejournal.com/41616.html
[2] http://alt.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/olpc/0.82-2/i686/SHA1SUM

[Bryan Kearney]

Sebastian Dziallas wrote:
>  Hi everybody,
>  
>  here is a new release of our Fedora Sugar Spin! It has been some time 
>  since the last release has taken place, so there are some updates to 
>  report. 
Is the latest kickstart in the kickstarts repo?

-- bk

[Sugar-devel] Announcing: New Fedora Sugar Spin Release

[Sebastian Dziallas]

Bryan Kearney wrote:
>  Sebastian Dziallas wrote:
> > Hi everybody,
> >
> > here is a new release of our Fedora Sugar Spin! It has been some time 
> > since the last release has taken place, so there are some updates to 
> > report.
>  
>  Is the latest kickstart in the kickstarts repo?
>  
>  -- bk 
Yep, it is. :)

--Sebastian

[Bryan Kearney]

Sebastian Dziallas wrote:
>  Hi everybody,
>  
>  here is a new release of our Fedora Sugar Spin! It has been some time 
>  since the last release has taken place, so there are some updates to 
>  report.
>  
>  * The spin is now F10 based and includes the recent updates
>  * Language support has been dropped for now to save space 
If you are fan of kvm and would like to build and run a sugar image (on 
F9 or F10) based on Sebastian's work, check out:

http://www.thincrust.net/ace-examples.html

The "Sugar appliance" example is his stuff tailored with the livecd 
sutff yanked out so that it will run better as a standalone image.

-- bk