[Dextrose] Comparación 10.1.2 y sugar dextrose

[Hernan Pachas]

Hello Bernie,

We plan to migrate to a new version 703_peru based on F11 (10.1.2 or
dextrose X) in 600k laptops.

To make this decision we need to know the pros and cons each of the
versions, since the 600k bracket
laptops is difficult because of the ruggedness of our territory.

With regard to collaboration, I find myself in charge of engineering part of
the OLPC project in Peru since
Ministry of Education, looking at the issues of architecture and OLPC
infrastructure, including: laptop + server + XS solar panel + Access Point.

---hernan






El 14 de septiembre de 2010 18:39, Bernie Innocenti
<bernie at codewiz.org>escribió:

> Ah, sorry for the long delay! I was waiting for Melissa to help me
> translate to Spanish, but now I figured out you also speak English so
> I'm going to be lazy:
>
>
> On Mon, 2010-09-13 at 11:15 -0500, Hernan Pachas wrote:
>
> > Cómo estás?
> >
> > Bernie, una consulta: Nosotros en Perú hemos probado la imagen que haz
> > trabajado y mi pregunta es, tú consideras que es conveniente realizar
> > un despliegue con la versión sugar dextrose o con la imagen
> > desarrollada por OLPC 10.1.2?
>
> I would say yes. Paraguay deployed the previous release of Dextrose on
> ~4500 laptops and has been testing Dextrose 1 in one school. Uruguay is
> working to release Dextrose 2 after October. Other deployments have been
> experimenting with our builds, but I don't know what their plans are.
>
>
> > En que se basa la diferencia sustancial entre ambas versiones?
>
> The platform is the same: Fedora 11. Many of the activities are also the
> same, although Dextrose tends to have slightly newer activities.
>
> The mayor difference is that Dextrose incorporates Sugar 0.88 and a
> number of features developed by deployments for their own need. I
> updated the features list with some more details and screenshots:
>
>  http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Dextrose#New_features_in_Dextrose
>
> If Peru has an engineering team, we would like to work together on new
> development, testing and fixing bugs. If not, perhaps we can help with
> professional or volunteer support.
>
> --
>   // Bernie Innocenti - http://codewiz.org/
>  \X/  Sugar Labs       - http://sugarlabs.org/
>
>
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