Yo Guys,Can Someone Make A Website Called “old.scratch.mit.edu”? It Should Be A Website That Is A Scratch 2.0 Redux.

You can't make a website called “old.scratch.mit.edu” - you have to have control over (scratch.)mit.edu in order to do that.
Also, what do you mean by “a Scratch 2.0 redux”?

mybearworld wrote:

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Also, what do you mean by “a Scratch 2.0 redux”?

I'm assuming he wants a better version of 2.0 when certain browser DLC can do just that. Yeah, I called a browser extension a “browser DLC.” What are you gonna do?

ChameleonGamerYT wrote:

mybearworld wrote:

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Also, what do you mean by “a Scratch 2.0 redux”?

I'm assuming he wants a better version of 2.0 when certain browser DLC can do just that. Yeah, I called a browser extension a “browser DLC.” What are you gonna do?

The original poster may also mean like scratchr2 on the website for all pages or sth though, like this:

I needed not just that extension for this, and it's not exactly perfect xD

Scratch 2 Redux Is A Revived Version Of Scratch 2

adriandumitru wrote:

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Scratch 2 Redux Is A Revived Version Of Scratch 2

No such thing as Scratch 2 Redux exists. You could fork it and make it look like a 2.0 redux.

ChameleonGamerYT wrote:

adriandumitru wrote:

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Scratch 2 Redux Is A Revived Version Of Scratch 2

No such thing as Scratch 2 Redux exists. You could fork it and make it look like a 2.0 redux.

I mean, there's this but it's not perfect (also, I had to make my own custom styles for some of this stuff too), and some pages definitely aren't scratchr2

medians wrote:

The messages page is pretty much the same with a 2.0 navigation bar by the way

ChameleonGamerYT wrote:

adriandumitru wrote:

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Scratch 2 Redux Is A Revived Version Of Scratch 2

No such thing as Scratch 2 Redux exists. You could fork it and make it look like a 2.0 redux.

But How Can I Fork It

adriandumitru wrote:

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ChameleonGamerYT wrote:

adriandumitru wrote:

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Scratch 2 Redux Is A Revived Version Of Scratch 2

No such thing as Scratch 2 Redux exists. You could fork it and make it look like a 2.0 redux.

But How Can I Fork It

Through GitHub. Unless you're 12 or younger, they only allow 13 year olds because law.

ChameleonGamerYT wrote:

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Through GitHub. Unless you're 12 or younger, they only allow 13 year olds because law.

GitHub isn't the only code forge out there, you can use Codeberg instead.

o97doge wrote:

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ChameleonGamerYT wrote:

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Through GitHub. Unless you're 12 or younger, they only allow 13 year olds because law.

GitHub isn't the only code forge out there, you can use Codeberg instead.

But Scratch is on GitHub though. And I never said GitHub was the only code forge?

Bumping this..?

adriandumitru wrote:

ChameleonGamerYT wrote:

adriandumitru wrote:

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Scratch 2 Redux Is A Revived Version Of Scratch 2

No such thing as Scratch 2 Redux exists. You could fork it and make it look like a 2.0 redux.

But How Can I Fork It

The Scratch frontend code for 2.0 is not public. However, the 3.0 code is available on the Scratch Foundation's page.

08draven wrote:

The Scratch frontend code for 2.0 is not public. However, the 3.0 code is available on the Scratch Foundation's page.

To be specific which page: https://github.com/scratchfoundation
The frontend repo is scratch-www, the backend is not open source.

There are 2(ish) ways to fork a Git repository when it's hosted on GitHub, you can either

Click the “Fork” button, this generates a repository for you automatically,

• Create a remote repository by yourself on a different service, like a homeserver.
  
• Run git clone https://github.com/scratchfoundation/scratch-www.git to clone the repository onto your local machine
  
• Change the remote origin to the location of your repo, this can be done with git remote set-url origin <path to repository>
  
• Push the history to your new remote
  

Or, if the forge is a Gitea/Forgejo/Gogs instance, such as Codeberg, you can click + > New migration > Git then enter https://github.com/scratchfoundation/scratch-www.git as the value of the input labeled Migrate / Clone from URL, then you can just click Migrate Repository and it will do all of the cloning steps for you.
If you are unsure if the forge is a Forgejo or Gitea instance, you can check by looking in the footer. If you see Powered by Forgejo or Powered by Gitea, then it is an instance or Forgejo/Gitea. Keep in mind that some instances, such as the prior mentioned Codeberg, may instead have a reference to a Forgejo or Gitea API instead, so look out for that.
As for Gogs, if the instance uses a mostly unmodified version of Gogs, there should be some references to Gogs in the footer, if not (such as in the case of NotABug.org) it should be in either the instance's about page, or on their homepage. If not, check if js/gogs.js is a valid path.

Well,I'll Allow You To Fork It

adriandumitru wrote:

Well,I'll Allow You To Fork It

Umm, okay. Do you have any way to contribute to Git repositories, like a GitHub account?

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medians wrote:

ChameleonGamerYT wrote:

adriandumitru wrote:

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Scratch 2 Redux Is A Revived Version Of Scratch 2

No such thing as Scratch 2 Redux exists. You could fork it and make it look like a 2.0 redux.

I mean, there's this but it's not perfect (also, I had to make my own custom styles for some of this stuff too), and some pages definitely aren't scratchr2

medians wrote:

The messages page is pretty much the same with a 2.0 navigation bar by the way

Link?

Andyspiffy wrote:

Link?

It isn't allowed to be linked on Scratch because it's a userstyle.