Scratch

A Linux version of Scratch is still in the works!

Why don't you just use wine?
Scratch 1.1 seems to work fine with that?

[url=http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=5148]Look Here{/url]
Download Wine

Maybe that would be easier than waiting for them to develop a Linux Version... 

Hmm... Blender has video game blender with as much plugability and playability as scratch, why not bypass scratch and try out blender, it uses the same sensing concept with playback and collision detection and physics.. Better yet why doesnb't the MIT geeks get off their high horse, open source the project and take a part of the blender code branch and inbuild the Scratch language.. It's already there and it already supports a lot of platforms.

It also has its own Netscape plugin for embedding blender games into browsers.. See the game "Yo Frankie!".

http://www.yofrankie.org/

And consider people are always talking about "if only people would expose their children to concepts like this is a green round ball".. There is plenty of 3D in blender for that sort of discussion..

It's just that I think people think, if it is 3D its gotta be impossible.. And some people who can't figure out blender, go see my tutorials on youtube for just about anything including blender here:

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blender+rofthorax&search=Search

Last edited by rofthorax (2008-11-23 11:01:48)

  take a look http://scratch.mit.edu/wooheatblast'sstuff

rofthorax wrote:

Hmm... Blender has video game blender with as much plugability and playability as scratch, why not bypass scratch and try out blender, it uses the same sensing concept with playback and collision detection and physics.. Better yet why doesnb't the MIT geeks get off their high horse, open source the project and take a part of the blender code branch and inbuild the Scratch language.. It's already there and it already supports a lot of platforms.

It also has its own Netscape plugin for embedding blender games into browsers.. See the game "Yo Frankie!".

http://www.yofrankie.org/

And consider people are always talking about "if only people would expose their children to concepts like this is a green round ball".. There is plenty of 3D in blender for that sort of discussion..

It's just that I think people think, if it is 3D its gotta be impossible.. And some people who can't figure out blender, go see my tutorials on youtube for just about anything including blender here:

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blender+rofthorax&search=Search

blender?

wooheatblast wrote:

wooheatblast wrote:

rofthorax wrote:

Hmm... Blender has video game blender with as much plugability and playability as scratch, why not bypass scratch and try out blender, it uses the same sensing concept with playback and collision detection and physics.. Better yet why doesnb't the MIT geeks get off their high horse, open source the project and take a part of the blender code branch and inbuild the Scratch language.. It's already there and it already supports a lot of platforms.

It also has its own Netscape plugin for embedding blender games into browsers.. See the game "Yo Frankie!".

http://www.yofrankie.org/

And consider people are always talking about "if only people would expose their children to concepts like this is a green round ball".. There is plenty of 3D in blender for that sort of discussion..

It's just that I think people think, if it is 3D its gotta be impossible.. And some people who can't figure out blender, go see my tutorials on youtube for just about anything including blender here:and out [/quote

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blender+rofthorax&search=Search

blender?

never heard of blender

wooheatblast wrote:

wooheatblast wrote:

anyway a lol

i mean it

It would be good if the was scratch for Linux!

tomgalaxyzoo wrote:

you can get scratch for linux

although it has very serious bugs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

butheadrecoverdwpa wrote:

DO NOT INSTALL SCRATCH ON LINUX
its full screen and impossible to close! where is the exit button!
                                                                                                                                                                                                        

Is this true?  Are their any people successfully using Scratch on Linux?  Let's hear from them if there are.

Hello all -

I've been helping some of the team get Scratch working well on Linux so I know a bit about it. It's true that one can't close Scratch with the current version, as it states in the known issues section of the Scratch on Linux download page here:

http://info.scratch.mit.edu/Linux_installer 

The closing problem will be fixed when we release the next version of Scratch (1.4), now in Beta, and due to released before Scratch Day on May 16.  For now, some Ubuntu users have had good luck closing Scratch with ctrl Q.

The Linux version won't come out right when 1.4 is released for Windows and Mac, but hopefully soon after if all goes well.  Our developer has done a lot of work on this, but unfortunately we have to wait for the release of 1.4 to continue testing and make an official release.

Hope this helps!

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