[Sugar-devel] Customized Sugar

[Tony Anderson]

Yes, there are four cases:

1. No color means the entry is in the Journal on the schoolserver 
(default status).
2. Blue means there a copy of the entry stored locally and this entry 
can be used to resume a task.
3. Red means that a new entry has been created but is not yet in the 
Journal (i.e. uploaded to the schoolserver).
4. Cyan means the user has clicked on an entry which does not have a 
local copy (i.e. has requested a local copy of the entry but the 
download has not yet occurred).

Tony

On 11/24/2011 09:17 AM, Kevin Mark wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 11:21:27PM +0200, Tony Anderson wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> What is being deleted is the locally cached copy of a file which is
>> stored on the school server. If the user needs it, it can be
>> downloaded again.
>>
>> Tony
>
> So the color of the star indicates if its on internal storage, on the school server and other thing?
> cyan, blue, clear, ...
> -K
>
>
>>
>> On 11/23/2011 11:56 AM, Hal Murray wrote:
>>>
>>>> On the laptop, it would be easy to set up a quota for the datastore in
>>>> which the demon could remove documents from the local store on an LRU  basis
>>>> when the datastore exceeds the quota. This would avoid having the  student
>>>> get involved in managing the Nand.
>>>
>>> I'd be really annoyed if some chunk of software that I didn't even know about
>>> deleted a file that I wanted.
>>>
>>> Some concepts associated with using a computer are important.  I think it
>>> would be a mistake to try to hide them.
>>>
>>> What's a non-computer analogy to running out of disk or memory?  I see two
>>> issues: 1) disk space is limited, and 2) it is shared by various activities.
>>> (If you save a lot of pictures or download a lot of music, you may run out of
>>> room for your school work.)
>>>
>>>
>>
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