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#2 2012-09-06 20:00:38
Re: How do you put a scratch OS on a computer?
Well, first you would have to export it with Scratch2Exe (Probably the professional one), then find a Exe2Boot, and boot from a flash drive/USB, or possibly you could convert it to Jar, and find a Jar2Boot, but, in truth, I don't know.
Who would win, SOPA or PIPA?
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#3 2012-09-06 20:53:16
Re: How do you put a scratch OS on a computer?
You could figure out how to get scratch on SUSE, then use SUSE Studio to make a simple OS that boots the Scratch project. I dont know how to do that, though. And if you want file access, use Panther instead of Scratch
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#4 2012-09-06 21:43:52
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Re: How do you put a scratch OS on a computer?
MrFlash67 wrote:
Well, first you would have to export it with Scratch2Exe (Probably the professional one), then find a Exe2Boot, and boot from a flash drive/USB, or possibly you could convert it to Jar, and find a Jar2Boot, but, in truth, I don't know.
There's a professional version of S2E? O.o
Exe2Boot does not exist...
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#5 2012-09-06 21:54:08
Re: How do you put a scratch OS on a computer?
jji7skyline wrote:
MrFlash67 wrote:
Well, first you would have to export it with Scratch2Exe (Probably the professional one), then find a Exe2Boot, and boot from a flash drive/USB, or possibly you could convert it to Jar, and find a Jar2Boot, but, in truth, I don't know.
There's a professional version of S2E? O.o
Exe2Boot does not exist...
Who would win, SOPA or PIPA?
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