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When installing the file, it gives this error message:

“The following packages have unmet dependencies:
scratch: Depends: squeak-plugins-scratch but it is not installable”

Does running
in the terminal, then trying again work?

Maximouse wrote:

Does running

sudo apt install squeak-plugins-scratch

in the terminal, then trying again work?

No, this next error appears:

$ sudo apt install squeak-plugins-scratch
Reading package lists… Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information… Done

Package squeak-plugins-scratch is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
is only available from another source

E: Package ‘squeak-plugins-scratch’ has no installation candidate

belangermediaa wrote:

No, this next error appears:

$ sudo apt install squeak-plugins-scratch
Reading package lists… Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information… Done

Package squeak-plugins-scratch is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
is only available from another source

E: Package ‘squeak-plugins-scratch’ has no installation candidate

That's strange because the package exists.

Maximouse wrote:

That's strange because the package exists.

GG: hmmmm, only on some releases, though! im not sure it actually exists in the latest version (theres nothing in the list reading “buster”), and if its relevant, i tried and cant install it while running on debian testing (aka bullseye).

it does exist on the unstable distro (sid), so you could add that to your sources.list, but that would probably be kinda unsafe or glitchy if you dont want everything else from unstable too.

i dont have any experiencing installing things from different release distros though, so i cant really offer any specific advice on how to do that – but hopefully everything here helps at least clarify why it isnt available!

quasarNebula wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

That's strange because the package exists.

GG: hmmmm, only on some releases, though! im not sure it actually exists in the latest version (theres nothing in the list reading “buster”), and if its relevant, i tried and cant install it while running on debian testing (aka bullseye).

it does exist on the unstable distro (sid), so you could add that to your sources.list, but that would probably be kinda unsafe or glitchy if you dont want everything else from unstable too.

i dont have any experiencing installing things from different release distros though, so i cant really offer any specific advice on how to do that – but hopefully everything here helps at least clarify why it isnt available!

it would probably be fine


ive updated entire operating system installs by modifying sources.list to the latest version

i have chrome too but when i installed it the sound doesnt work and if i try to record it gives me an error

i wish we could download it but? i gues oh well we can use the online verison

All you have to do is type “sudo apt install scratch” in the terminal. I tried it on my Chromebook, and it worked flawlessly.

pageash27 wrote:

All you have to do is type “sudo apt install scratch” in the terminal. I tried it on my Chromebook, and it worked flawlessly.

yes because 3.0 is still in development, while 1.4 is deprecated.