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even register a mention - the Activities are cited of course, but the
author makes no distinction between the XO and its software;
apparently unaware that the software can even run outside the XO. The
conclusion that a video output for projector compatibility would
encourage teacher use could be turned around: Sugar could run on a
teacher's machine with a video output.

Awareness of Sugar could be raised at boot-up time, with a Sugar or
Sugar Labs logo; not necessarily a classic in-your-face splash screen,
but a helpful reminder of what users are looking at. It's traditional
after all for an OS to identify itself, often with a version number;
perhaps an ideal moment to indicate the interface language? (possibly
useful when booting Sugar on any hardware with a non-qwerty keyboard?)

Sean