I have a Raspberry Pi I use for Scratch, with Raspbian installed. I have tried installing Scratch 2.0 on it, but I couldn't figure out how to configure the files correctly.

I'm afraid you can't. Scratch 2 needs Adobe Flash, which the Raspberry Pi cannot handle. So I'm afraid you have to stick with Scratch 1.4

PurpleHello98 wrote:

I have a Raspberry Pi I use for Scratch, with Raspbian installed. I have tried installing Scratch 2.0 on it, but I couldn't figure out how to configure the files correctly.

Yes it is possible to get the online editor working, I got it working, but it was hard. Sorry I don't have links, but you can find info online.

Got Scratch 2.0 and Flash working with the new PIXEL update.

hi PurpleHello98,
can you please explain to a newbie with a Pi3 with raspbian pixel how to install offline scratch 2.0 and flash?
thanks

GooBric wrote:

hi PurpleHello98,
can you please explain to a newbie with a Pi3 with raspbian pixel how to install offline scratch 2.0 and flash?
thanks

Pixel has the chromium browser, which supports adobe flash. Once you install flash, you can use the online editor.