Probably if you are a power user such as myself that you wont be interested in trying out Linux version of the OLPC project. But the again if you are curious as I am and want to see what that Sugar interface has to offer on those “$100″ computers, then you can today. LiveCD that boots Sugar can be downloaded from here. It is still in early development stages so don’t expect miracles.
Yet another way to try out Sugar is to use Virtualized Sugar. More information on Sugar can be found at official wiki site.
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