Si eres usuario
Ingresa aquí »
Ingresa aquí »
¿Eres nuevo?
Mi perfil| | 0votos | ||||||
| | |||||||
 |
| | LinkBack | Herramientas | Buscar en este tema |
A.K.A. Hikaru
Compartir[INFO] Video en google sobre la OLPC
Les tiro un dato como ejemplo: Cada aplicacion va a correr en su propia maquina virtual para no tener contacto con las demas y asi anular la posibilidad de virus y spyware incluso en un sistema sin contraseñas ni manejo de usuarios.
El video lo pueden ver desde aca (Esta en ingles, no se si habra una version subtitulada):
| + Google Video | |
Saludos!!
ñañañaña
Re: Video en google sobre la OLPC
La OLPC es hermosa. Divina!!
Tuve la oportunidad de tenerla en mis manos en una conferencia de Python.
ME E N C A N T O!!
Es genial que por SO use GNU/Linux y que la mayoria del software este hecho en Python. Se va a transformar en la beba mimada de la comunidad del software libre.
Pero lo mas genial, lo que hasta conmueve es que este pensada y dirigida a los pibes de de 6a 12 años sobre todo de paises pobres que la van a usar para jugar y aprender. Ojala que sirva para acortar la brecha digital.
Efecto colateral: Al diseñar una portail que sea de bajo costo se van a venir a abajo los precios de las portatilies comunes. Bueno para todos
Leer por aca:http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Home
Ah, me olvidaba se puede probar una imagen del sistema con qemu por ejemplo.
Tuve la oportunidad de tenerla en mis manos en una conferencia de Python.
ME E N C A N T O!!
Es genial que por SO use GNU/Linux y que la mayoria del software este hecho en Python. Se va a transformar en la beba mimada de la comunidad del software libre.
Pero lo mas genial, lo que hasta conmueve es que este pensada y dirigida a los pibes de de 6a 12 años sobre todo de paises pobres que la van a usar para jugar y aprender. Ojala que sirva para acortar la brecha digital.
Efecto colateral: Al diseñar una portail que sea de bajo costo se van a venir a abajo los precios de las portatilies comunes. Bueno para todos
Leer por aca:http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Home
Ah, me olvidaba se puede probar una imagen del sistema con qemu por ejemplo.
Equilibrando la Balanza
Re: Video en google sobre la OLPC
Parte de una conversación que tuvimos en ILUG.
copiada y pegada textualmente, sin los nombres por supuesto.
copiada y pegada textualmente, sin los nombres por supuesto.
I saw a rave review of this machine on SlashDot from a UK guy, but I don't see anywhere one can actually get the PC. Has anyone seen one? Also I saw a statement somewhere (don't remember where) that one could buy an OLPC if one sent a second to the third world. Does anyone know anything about this deal?
-----------
As far as I remember this is only available to people in the USA.
-----------
'from memory, if you paid for two, one is yours and another would go to the "third world" (I hate the phrase "third world", is there a better one?).'
"Developing nation" might be a better alternative. But on this list it kind of sounds like they are "nations of developers" which they might become if they all get free laptops.
-----------
yup, developing nations is what the OLPC site uses. and point noted about the potential for confusion. thanks & cheers!
-----------
Ah, terminology terminology. "Less developed countries" (LDC for short) is more common nowadays. It's only a matter of time before that morphs into "developmentally challenged countries"...
In any case (and having done years of field work in ICT4D around F/LOSS), I still fail to understand why LDCs might need computing technology fundamentally different from what the rest of the world is used to. I've argued many times that a more elegant solution would be supporting local market mechanisms for refurbishment and re-sale of older hardware. There's a good amount of people who can afford new computers in most given LDCs, and keeping the hardware in operation once the first owner regards it as obsolete is far more effective than going off and inventing a whole new way to use computers. Bah.
-----------
As far as I remember this is only available to people in the USA.
-----------
'from memory, if you paid for two, one is yours and another would go to the "third world" (I hate the phrase "third world", is there a better one?).'
"Developing nation" might be a better alternative. But on this list it kind of sounds like they are "nations of developers" which they might become if they all get free laptops.
-----------
yup, developing nations is what the OLPC site uses. and point noted about the potential for confusion. thanks & cheers!
-----------
Ah, terminology terminology. "Less developed countries" (LDC for short) is more common nowadays. It's only a matter of time before that morphs into "developmentally challenged countries"...
In any case (and having done years of field work in ICT4D around F/LOSS), I still fail to understand why LDCs might need computing technology fundamentally different from what the rest of the world is used to. I've argued many times that a more elegant solution would be supporting local market mechanisms for refurbishment and re-sale of older hardware. There's a good amount of people who can afford new computers in most given LDCs, and keeping the hardware in operation once the first owner regards it as obsolete is far more effective than going off and inventing a whole new way to use computers. Bah. 
Equilibrando la Balanza
Re: Video en google sobre la OLPC
Es una verdadera pena.
Igualmente el planteo anterior me pareció interesante, al menos para tomar en cuenta o para un analisis. Lo voy a remarcar.
In any case (and having done years of field work in ICT4D around F/LOSS), I still fail to understand why LDCs might need computing technology fundamentally different from what the rest of the world is used to. I've argued many times that a more elegant solution would be supporting local market mechanisms for refurbishment and re-sale of older hardware. There's a good amount of people who can afford new computers in most given LDCs, and keeping the hardware in operation once the first owner regards it as obsolete is far more effective than going off and inventing a whole new way to use computers. Bah.
Igualmente el planteo anterior me pareció interesante, al menos para tomar en cuenta o para un analisis. Lo voy a remarcar.
In any case (and having done years of field work in ICT4D around F/LOSS), I still fail to understand why LDCs might need computing technology fundamentally different from what the rest of the world is used to. I've argued many times that a more elegant solution would be supporting local market mechanisms for refurbishment and re-sale of older hardware. There's a good amount of people who can afford new computers in most given LDCs, and keeping the hardware in operation once the first owner regards it as obsolete is far more effective than going off and inventing a whole new way to use computers. Bah.
A.K.A. Hikaru
Re: Video en google sobre la OLPC
Originalmente publicado por Andrea87 
Es una verdadera pena.
Igualmente el planteo anterior me pareció interesante, al menos para tomar en cuenta o para un analisis. Lo voy a remarcar.
In any case (and having done years of field work in ICT4D around F/LOSS), I still fail to understand why LDCs might need computing technology fundamentally different from what the rest of the world is used to. I've argued many times that a more elegant solution would be supporting local market mechanisms for refurbishment and re-sale of older hardware. There's a good amount of people who can afford new computers in most given LDCs, and keeping the hardware in operation once the first owner regards it as obsolete is far more effective than going off and inventing a whole new way to use computers. Bah.
Igualmente el planteo anterior me pareció interesante, al menos para tomar en cuenta o para un analisis. Lo voy a remarcar.
In any case (and having done years of field work in ICT4D around F/LOSS), I still fail to understand why LDCs might need computing technology fundamentally different from what the rest of the world is used to. I've argued many times that a more elegant solution would be supporting local market mechanisms for refurbishment and re-sale of older hardware. There's a good amount of people who can afford new computers in most given LDCs, and keeping the hardware in operation once the first owner regards it as obsolete is far more effective than going off and inventing a whole new way to use computers. Bah.
Saludos!!
|
 GNU / Linux» | ||
« Tema anterior
|
Siguiente tema »
| Herramientas | Buscar en este tema |
| Califica este tema | |
| |
Este tema está relacionado con otros ya publicados en el sitio. Podés visitarlos ahora! | ||||
| Tema | Iniciado por | Foro | Resp. | Último mensaje |
| Programas 28 y 27 en Google Video | Zogar | Dominio Digital | 1 | 03.10.2006 16:37 hs. |
| You Tube o Google video? | Zogar | Audio y Video | 4 | 17.08.2006 16:13 hs. |
| Google video | FEDITO | Sitios Web Varios | 4 | 24.04.2006 20:59 hs. |
| Video Google | nodosur | Sitios Web Varios | 2 | 17.03.2006 14:40 hs. |
| video.google.com | natacho | GNU / Linux | 1 | 03.07.2005 07:01 hs. |
|
Ranking de temas y usuarios de este foro | ||||||
| Temas populares | Usuarios más activos | |||||
| ||||||
Contacto |
Acerca de |
Ayuda |
Términos Legales |
privacidad |
Pautas de convivencia |
Mapa de los foros | TrabajÁ con nosotros
©2008 Psicofxp.com S.A. - Todos los derechos reservados
©2008 Psicofxp.com S.A. - Todos los derechos reservados
