Has anyone got Scratch 2.0 (not 1.4) working with the Picoboard on the Raspberry Pi? If so..how?
I can get Flash working on the Pi and a form of Firefox so scratch 2.0 works a-ok..

But I cannot however add the hardware browser plug in as it's just for Windows and MAC?

Any ideas?

I Actualy Dont know if u can get your PicoBoard connected to the RaspberryPi. I'd never heard someone talking about connecting the RaspberryPi to Scratch.

Greetingz, SuperJamieQ - Scratcher

Well as far as I know the Raspberry Pi cannot run Adobe Flash as a program. It can run it in the browser(Firefox, Iceweasel, ect.) but I don't believe it can even run offline on the pi. Scratch 1.4 did not require Adobe Flash so it works on the Raspberry Pi, however Scratch 2.0 requires Adobe Flash to run. Adobe has not released an ARM version of their program as of yet. They may never. However; there is hope! The Raspberry Pi 2 Model B can run Windows 10 which I believe flash can run on! Best yet though, Windows 10 is going to be free on the Raspberry Pi! And it costs the same amount as the Model B(the regular one). I'm not entirely sure that the Windows 10 edtion for the Raspberry Pi will be able to run Adobe Flash but I'm fairly certain.

It is possible to run Scratch 2 on a RPi 2B, see my post about it:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/104896/

Hi, my name is Zachary and I was wondering if it is possible to connect my Raspberry Pi 2 to SCRATCH. There is an option in my folders of my Pi sd card that says boot to scratch but when I do that it says to choose a destination and when I do internet explorer it just goes to a window that shows a image of a sprite…… Can someone please help me………

video_error wrote:

Well as far as I know the Raspberry Pi cannot run Adobe Flash as a program. It can run it in the browser(Firefox, Iceweasel, ect.) but I don't believe it can even run offline on the pi. Scratch 1.4 did not require Adobe Flash so it works on the Raspberry Pi, however Scratch 2.0 requires Adobe Flash to run. Adobe has not released an ARM version of their program as of yet. They may never. However; there is hope! The Raspberry Pi 2 Model B can run Windows 10 which I believe flash can run on! Best yet though, Windows 10 is going to be free on the Raspberry Pi! And it costs the same amount as the Model B(the regular one). I'm not entirely sure that the Windows 10 edtion for the Raspberry Pi will be able to run Adobe Flash but I'm fairly certain.

Yeah, one problem. The windows 10 on raspberry pi is NOT the standard release, it's the windows DEVELOPER IOT core.

zack1738 wrote:

Hi, my name is Zachary and I was wondering if it is possible to connect my Raspberry Pi 2 to SCRATCH. There is an option in my folders of my Pi sd card that says boot to scratch but when I do that it says to choose a destination and when I do internet explorer it just goes to a window that shows a image of a sprite…… Can someone please help me………

Scratch 1.4 comes preinstalled on your raspberry pi. You don't need to boot to scratch, use it by opening the desktop then selecting the programming section of the menu.