The OLPC organization releases a ora9-based release for the XO laptop

A developer for the OLPC (one laptop for each child) project announced a software design for the XO laptop on Thursday: Fedora-basedLinux. Based on Fedora9, this new version uses Sugargraphicalinterface and contains wireless Nic drivers, OpenFirmware, power management, and nand flash file systems specially developed for XO. This is where the XO laptop is used in a school classroom in Peru/in the wild

A developer of the OLPC (one laptop for each child) project announced on Thursday a software designed for the XO notebook: Fedora-based Linux. Based on Fedora 9, this new version uses the Sugar graphical interface and contains a wireless NIC Driver, Open Firmware, power management, and nand flash file system specially developed for XO.

This is to use the XO laptop in a school classroom in Peru/

In the wild, children use XO laptops to learn/

The XO laptop is used as an educational tool to grow every child. Through the use of Linux free and open source software and software development efforts around the world, OLPC has been advocating the provision of multiple languages around the world.

The XO laptop runs free and open software that allows anyone to copy, distribute, research, modify and improve the software. OLPC believes that these freedom are crucial to fulfilling the educational goals of OLPC.

When you turn on the XO laptop, you will see a high-resolution, easy-to-read display, even in direct sunlight in the project. You can also flip the XO laptop into the book reading mode. The objective of the XO laptop is to take outdoor and even survive the messy daily life, leading children.