[Sugar-devel] [Activities] using the browser to display help/docs

[Eduardo H. Silva]

disregard my e-mail, it was intended for another email thread, sorry.

Eduardo

2009/2/22 Eduardo H. Silva <hoboprimate at gmail.com>:
> On resume mode in Home, there should exist a distinction between
> currently opened activities and those which arent: both are colored
> right now, with no distincion.
>
>  Perhaps the currently opened activities should appear in a closer
> circle to the main XO. So, in the outside ring you can launch and
> resume fresh and past activities, and in the inner ring you can resume
> presently opened activities.
> I think someone else also suggested something like this, and I think
> its a great idea: because it brings upfront another way to switch
> between opened activities, and makes clearer the difference between
> activity launching, past activity resuming, and presently opened
> activity resuming.
>
> Eduardo
>
> 2009/2/22 Frederick Grose <fgrose at gmail.com>:
>> I thought someone was working on a quick, smooth confirmation path through
>> the Journal.
>>
>> On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 1:29 PM, Luke Faraone <luke at faraone.cc> wrote:
>>>
>>> On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 1:16 PM,  <pgf at laptop.org> wrote:
>>> >  > Ignoring that, you would think you could run one activity from
>>> > another
>>> >  > using a) Python code, b) exec(), or c) DBus.
>>>
>>> exec() is the spawn of satan: all code exec'd is run in your local
>>> namespace and takes over the current thread.
>>>
>>> You can also use os.fork() or the subprocess module to call
>>> sugar-launch-activity, but you'll get perm problems.
>>>
>>> --
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