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Video : A look at Sugar, the interface for One Laptop Per Child
by Grant Robertson Apr 12th 2007 at 10:00AM
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Ryan Sullivan said 11:09AM on 4-12-2007
Grants voice sounds so pretty! :P
He should totally do more vid narrations.
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Sudo said 1:37PM on 4-13-2007
Cool video, but why was the OLPC Distro based off of Fedora and not Ubuntu? It seems like the Ubuntu philosophy was made for projects like OLPC, and in my experience Ubuntu Edgy itself has been more user-friendly than Fedora Core 6.
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