[opensuse-edu] Status 1.0 for openSUSE 11.0
Hi @ll, Andrea http://www.opensuse-education.org/download/test/11.1/ now contains updates for * gcompris (update to 8.4.12 including our patches for 8.4.11) * italc (italc-launcher patches) * kiwi-desc-ltsp (=> cyberorg ?) * wine-doors (desktop file translation fix) http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-edu/2009-03/msg00045.html has already a list, just to keep you updated what's changed comparing to the current official released version: - brainworkshop - exelearning - Scilab - geogebra - ktechlab - childsplay - gcompris - python-pygame - python-numpy - littlewizard - littlewizard-examples - ignuit - avogadro - solfege - atomix - controlaula - openadmin - stardict I'm currently just waiting for Andreas "Go" for scilab. I think all other issues are fixed with the current version, so we can finally release 11.1 as Gold if scilab is ok and nobody raises another problem. With kind regards, Lars -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-edu+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-edu+help@opensuse.org
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 12:56 AM, Lars Vogdt
Hi @ll, Andrea
http://www.opensuse-education.org/download/test/11.1/
now contains updates for * gcompris (update to 8.4.12 including our patches for 8.4.11) * italc (italc-launcher patches) * kiwi-desc-ltsp (=> cyberorg ?)
What can I say, if you ask me, I'd say include the packages available on the very last minute of building GM iso :) But I guess the packages that are in there at the moment would do, people wanting new features will surely find a repo from which to update. New exciting development over the weekend is http://en.opensuse.org/LTSP/Fatclient which can possibly be used to deploy LTSP load balancing/HA cluster very easily- http://en.opensuse.org/LTSP/Fatclient/Cluster Ciao -J -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-edu+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-edu+help@opensuse.org
GO!!!!!!! dependecie issues occurs with "frozen repo" not with OBS, that means you can go! 11.1 on the way :) Lars Vogdt ha scritto:
Hi @ll, Andrea
http://www.opensuse-education.org/download/test/11.1/
now contains updates for * gcompris (update to 8.4.12 including our patches for 8.4.11) * italc (italc-launcher patches) * kiwi-desc-ltsp (=> cyberorg ?) * wine-doors (desktop file translation fix)
http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-edu/2009-03/msg00045.html has already a list, just to keep you updated what's changed comparing to the current official released version: - brainworkshop - exelearning - Scilab - geogebra - ktechlab - childsplay - gcompris - python-pygame - python-numpy - littlewizard - littlewizard-examples - ignuit - avogadro - solfege - atomix - controlaula - openadmin - stardict
I'm currently just waiting for Andreas "Go" for scilab. I think all other issues are fixed with the current version, so we can finally release 11.1 as Gold if scilab is ok and nobody raises another problem.
With kind regards, Lars
I have been following the developments in Linux-based education for some time now, but mostly out of curiosity. But now I have a more immediate need and interest, and am trying to find out a bit more about the "state of the art" in education packages specifically geared to teach traditional core (and enrichment as well, really) subjects in a self-learning, individually-paced environment. More specifically, I am trying to find the best choices, if they yet exist, for packages that not only meet those requirements, but also include, or are tied in, to a way for a parent to set assignments and measure progress. I have already d/l'ed several packages from the repository. Many of them are quite remarkable, but tend to assume a basic proficiency plus a willingness to RTFM in order to operate the package. The RTFM part is not an obstacle in our case, but I am trying to assist a bright, spatially- and video-game-oriented mid-teen who has the natural curiosity (plus a few Linux admin skills already). I realize that this is a bit different than the average post here, but I have already decided to base my efforts around an openSUSE platform, and hopefully, with open source s/w from the repository. I'd be interested in any information or comments on trying to go in this direction. -- dang dan stop goodman atsign coat stop com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-edu+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-edu+help@opensuse.org
On Mi 01 Apr 2009 10:47:48 CEST Andrea Florio
GO!!!!!!!
DONE!!!!!!!!! :-) * replaced the current repo in http://www.opensuse-education.org/download/repos/1.0/11.1/ with our new RC3 release * created new ISOs: http://www.opensuse-education.org/download/ISOs/openSUSE-Education-1.0-for-1... (3.3 GB) (and *-SOURCES.iso containing just the sources) * created new (669 MB) delta iso: http://www.opensuse-education.org/download/ISOs/openSUSE-Education-1.0-for-1... I'm currently syncing the ISO to ftp.suse.com and preparing a mirrorbrain setup. Depending on the weather, this may take one or two days until everything is ready ;-) For me it currently looks like RC3 would become our "Goldmaster". The only thing that could prevent me from announcing it widely is https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=488338 - so please test the new ISO image and respond as soon as possible if the patterns are still not visible. With kind regards, Lars -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-edu+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-edu+help@opensuse.org
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