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Made by www.90percentofevery thing.com, this video demos the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child, aka "Hundred Dollar Laptop") User Interface (using an emulator). It's pretty unconventional and worth having a look. Check out 90percentofeverythin g.com for a clearer version of this video.
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El famoso OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) o el Laptop de 100 dólares se encuentra en Chile y tuve la posibilidad de conocerlo.
Para saber más de esta experiencia visita:
http://cverdugo.b logspot.com
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Just got my OLPC X0-1 notebook. Very cute little thing, still have to play around, but here is an unboxing video from the present UPS left at my door.
FYI, no notification from OLPC about shipping, i.e. no tracking #'s, this was a surprise.
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There are two part of tutorial .
First is "You Can Make Things With Etoys!" that was performed by Alan Kay.
Second is "The Demon Castle 1" that was written by Takashi Yamamiya.
These are running on VMware Player (OLPC build #194, Windows XP SP2, XGA, Pentium 4 1.6GHz).
Etoys is never made for "Chinese Checker".
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Made by 90percentofeverythin g.com, this short slideshow is composed of stills information taken from the OLPC Wiki. It demonstrates some of the social aspects of the OLPC User Interface. Full quality version available at www.90percentofevery thing.com
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Howto su http://notebookitali a.it
New video of Sugar, OLPC One Laptop per Child) user interface, with Qemu on Gentoo Linux. With Etoys!
Nuovo video con Etoys! Abbiamo provato Sugar, la nuova interfaccia utente degli OLPC, emulandola con Qemu su Gentoo.
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A demonstration of OLPC SimCity running on the One Laptop Per Child XO-1 laptop.
GPL Open Source Code
"Micropolis" Release
GUI OLPC support designed and implemented by Don Hopkins.