Linux is finally fully running on Scratch!

bilman66

leogames2016 wrote:
sf97ahgf wrote:
leogames2016 wrote:
Also you´re trying to turn Scratch,an simple educational programming language into a C (one example of a programming language that can do operating systems,as well as its variants) programming language? That goes too far,there is a reason why Scratch is so simple. It´s in the levels of Python.

Speaking of C on scratch. I saw that Scratch wasn't a super complicated language and was wayy to easy for kids to learn and they would probably get bored of it fast. So I make a program that translates C code into scratch blocks

/s

Last edited by bilman66 (Sept. 14, 2023 00:02:01)

davidtheplatform

medians wrote:
This is all of the context you get

Why does the bitwise and block look weird

medians

davidtheplatform wrote:
medians wrote:
This is all of the context you get
Why does the bitwise and block look weird

It's because of all the userscripts and extensions.

davidtheplatform

medians wrote:
davidtheplatform wrote:
medians wrote:
This is all of the context you get
Why does the bitwise and block look weird
It's because of all the userscripts and extensions.

Ok but why does the top image not have that styling

medians

davidtheplatform wrote:
medians wrote:
davidtheplatform wrote:
medians wrote:
This is all of the context you get
Why does the bitwise and block look weird
It's because of all the userscripts and extensions.
Ok but why does the top image not have that styling

The 1st one is from 2.0.

mybearworld

Should it wait a long time at this step?

bilman66

mybearworld wrote:
Should it wait a long time at this step?

Run it in turbowarp, found a small bug in the scratch version that makes it have trouble getting past that step. WIll be fixed in the next version

Last edited by bilman66 (Sept. 14, 2023 05:02:46)

rdococ

Most impressive Scratch project ever. 10/10

Last edited by rdococ (Sept. 14, 2023 11:19:26)

sf97ahgf

now we need an x session.

mybearworld

bilman66 wrote:
(#27)
mybearworld wrote:
Should it wait a long time at this step?
Run it in turbowarp, found a small bug in the scratch version that makes it have trouble getting past that step. WIll be fixed in the next version

I ran it in that Turbowarp link you provided in the original post.

bilman66

mybearworld wrote:
bilman66 wrote:
(#27)
mybearworld wrote:
Should it wait a long time at this step?
Run it in turbowarp, found a small bug in the scratch version that makes it have trouble getting past that step. WIll be fixed in the next version
I ran it in that Turbowarp link you provided in the original post.

Ohh ok, yes then you should have to wait a few seconds for that part

mybearworld

bilman66 wrote:
(#31)
mybearworld wrote:
bilman66 wrote:
(#27)
mybearworld wrote:
Should it wait a long time at this step?
Run it in turbowarp, found a small bug in the scratch version that makes it have trouble getting past that step. WIll be fixed in the next version
I ran it in that Turbowarp link you provided in the original post.
Ohh ok, yes then you should have to wait a few seconds for that part

It's now been running for eighty minutes…

ScratchCatHELLO

leogames2016 wrote:
davidtheplatform wrote:
leogames2016 wrote:
How?! I thought Linux on Scratch was imposssible due to scratch´s inability to make operating systems that arent simulated/fake
The limitation is that it takes a lot of time and effort to do so, there isn’t a technical limitation

You´re quite wrong,just look at Scratch Wiki´s statement.

Scratch Wiki wrote:
Scratch does not have the capability to create a true operating system.

wiki users are, shockingly, not omniscient.

scratch is turing complete, meaning it can be used to manipulate data in whatever way you want provided that you have unlimited resources and don’t care about speed. the question is whether it is practical, meaning that the program you want to run can be run at a reasonable speed within the bounds of a real-world environment and can be written within the attention span of a scratcher. it makes sense to assume that a no-compromise operating system is impractical to port to scratch.

ajskateboarder

mybearworld wrote:
It's now been running for eighty minutes…

Make sure Turbo Mode is not enabled. It tends to freeze if you enable it

AwesomeAsh313

I am extremely curious to see who's going to make a desktop environment first.

mybearworld

ajskateboarder wrote:
(#34)
mybearworld wrote:
It's now been running for eighty minutes…
Make sure Turbo Mode is not enabled. It tends to freeze if you enable it

It's not enabled:

bilman66

mybearworld wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
(#34)
mybearworld wrote:
It's now been running for eighty minutes…
Make sure Turbo Mode is not enabled. It tends to freeze if you enable it
It's not enabled:

That's super weird. What device and browser are you using?

mybearworld

bilman66 wrote:
(#37)
That's super weird. What device and browser are you using?

Windows 11, Edge 116

DifferentDance8

mybearworld wrote:
bilman66 wrote:
(#37)
That's super weird. What device and browser are you using?
Windows 11, Edge 116

That's weird, because it works on Windows 11, Version 110.0.5481.100 (Official Build, ungoogled-chromium) (64-bit)

leogames2016

AwesomeAsh313 wrote:
I am extremely curious to see who's going to make a desktop environment first.

They should add LXDE,it's Lightweight.

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