[Sugar-devel] How to setup a environment to develop activities

[Walter Bender]

While I agree that "in the field" in Peru, a major Sugar deployment,
means 0.94, there are many Sugar deployments using newer versions of
Sugar (Uruguay, Nicaragua, Australia among others).

regards.

-walter

On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 8:10 AM, Sebastian Silva
<sebastian at fuentelibre.org> wrote:
> Hi,
> Sweets currently supports Sugar 0.94 which is what is most common in the
> field.
> It only supports GTK2 activities. Many activities in git have already
> switched to GTK3.
> You can revert to the latest compatible version of Browse with (on browse
> repo):
> git checkout sugar-0.94
> For checking out other activities from git, you might need to find the
> commit where
> the GTK3 migration was done and checkout the commit prior to that.
> If it's only for trying them out, ASLO labels versions correctly, to the
> best of my
> knowledge.
>
> If you want to support current users in the field, sweets should be
> sufficient.
> You can also try sugar-build for a GTK3 sugar, that would be the "next
> generation".
>
> Good luck!
> Sebastian
>
> El 29/10/13 04:48, Sai Vineet escribió:
>
> How can I setup a environment to develop activities? I would like to fork,
> and clone it offline and then edit code. Then I would want to test.
>
> I am on Ubuntu 12.04. I have setup sweets-sugar-emulator and can use it. But
> when I cloned "browse" activity, and run "python setup.py dev" from the
> terminal activity, then it gave me a error saying that there is no module
> called sugar3. But I discovered there is a module named "sugar".
> sweets-sugar is running sugar 0.94.
>
> Thank you for help.
>
>
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