I'm basically designing a Raspberry Pi inside a Game Boy Colour, running off Raspbian, and I made some 1.4 games for it (On the Pi) but is there any way I can make like a Portal using Scratch, or would I have to use Python (By Portal, I mean selection screen) and I want it so there is a selection (e.g Zelda Fan Game, Mario Fan Game, Mega Man Fan Game). Could I make it close and open diff projects without making it require a keyboard and mouse (Since the GameBoy has buttons) and it start up with the specific application?

Also, if anyone knows how to make a Scratch/Python program run at startup, please tell me.
Thanks,
Sam

This would be very fitting in the “Advanced Topics” forum.

Well, you can't open a project via Scratch, so you'd need a modified version of Scratch to do it. That should be feasible, right?

There is a way to make a game portal outside of Scratch, however coding such a portal is not going to be an easy task. You'll need to know a language like Java, C#, or C++.

As for making a program open on start, you can do that on the PC by following these 4 steps from Microsoft. For Macs, there is this simple Mac World article. (Note: The Mac World article has a help video on that side that starts up automatically, so if you hear someone randomly start talking…)

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ErnieParke

ErnieParke wrote:

There is a way to make a game portal outside of Scratch, however coding such a portal is not going to be an easy task. You'll need to know a language like Java, C#, or C++.

As for making a program open on start, you can do that on the PC by following these 4 steps from Microsoft. For Macs, there is this simple Mac World article. (Note: The Mac World article has a help video on that side that starts up automatically, so if you hear someone randomly start talking…)

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ErnieParke

I'm working on debian.

I am not entirely sure how to do it on Debian… I recommend making a Google search on this topic.

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ErnieParke

ErnieParke wrote:

I am not entirely sure how to do it on Debian… I recommend making a Google search on this topic.

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ErnieParke

Well, thanks anyway.