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module | Source | Dependencies |
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kano | kano-toolset | kano.notifications, kano_i18n |
kano.notifications | kano-widgets | |
kano_avatar | kano-profile | kano_content |
kano_blocks | kano-blocks | kano_profile, kano_settings, kano_webengine, kano_world |
kano_content | kano-content | |
kano_i18n | kano-i18n | |
kano_profile | kano-profile | kano_avatar, kano_profile_gui |
kano_profile_gui | kano-profile | |
kano_settings | kano-settings | |
kano_webengine | kano-webengine | kano |
kano_world | kano-profile | |
linux_story | terminal-quest | kano, kano_i18n, kano_profile |
(make-pong) | make-pong | kano_blocks, kano_profile |
Story Mode has many mini-games that use the Kano Dashboard system to switch between them. Therefore, this file needs to exist:
/usr/bin/kano-dashboard-queue-command
#!/bin/bash
love_mode="/tmp/dashtest-kanoOverworld"
echo $* >"$love_mode"
and this application needs to be running:
/usr/bin/kano-dashboard-supervisor
#!/bin/bash
love_mode="/tmp/dashtest-kanoOverworld"
rm $love_mode
while true; do
if [ -f "$love_mode" ]; then
while [ -f "$love_mode" ]; do
/bin/sh "$love_mode"
if [ -f "$love_mode" ]; then
rm -f $love_mode
/usr/bin/kano-overworld
fi
done
fi
done
exit 0