so if you want to download games or stuffs to your sugar/activities you can go to sugarlab/activities.com or if you have ubuntu you can just go to system then administration and the got to synaptic package manager.
Actually, only a few of the most common Sugar Activities have been packaged. The rest need to be installed from the website to which you linked. There are important things to understand about this if you are going to understand (and test) USR:
1. Packages are installed system wide (for *all* users), but Activities that you get from the Sugar website are placed in $HOME/Activites where they are only available to you.
2. Updating Activities from the Sugar Control Panel can cause Activities that were installed as packages not to work. I believe the developers are working on fixing this problem.
Actually, only a few of the most common Sugar Activities have been packaged. The rest need to be installed from the website to which you linked. There are important things to understand about this if you are going to understand (and test) USR:
ReplyDelete1. Packages are installed system wide (for *all* users), but Activities that you get from the Sugar website are placed in $HOME/Activites where they are only available to you.
2. Updating Activities from the Sugar Control Panel can cause Activities that were installed as packages not to work. I believe the developers are working on fixing this problem.