Jonathan50 wrote:

leogames2016 wrote:

Thanks for saying this,but im unsure how you got this to work on classic Mac OS? Did you use some sort of….VM?

Nope (though I was emulating Mac OS 9 in QEMU, my only PPC Mac is too new) just download an old enough Squeak VM (squeak.org, pretty sure 3.0 is good and it supposedly even supports System 7) and run Scratch.image

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7015734
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7210782

3.x? So it means any 3.X version or later works well with scratch 1.4?
And which version of Squeak you used for Classic Mac OS?

While this isn't quite ancient, it doesn't support the WebGL required by Scratch or its dependencies:
On a Kindle's browser, you can log in and view messages, images, and discussions. You can also post comments. The WebGL needed for projects to load doesn't work, and if it did it wouldn't work well, due to the E-Paper display. To view a project, you must install breakthrough software to either add a mainstream browser, boot another OS, or install dependencies (requires a change to the directory folder).

leogames2016 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

Nope (though I was emulating Mac OS 9 in QEMU, my only PPC Mac is too new) just download an old enough Squeak VM (squeak.org, pretty sure 3.0 is good and it supposedly even supports System 7) and run Scratch.image

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7015734
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7210782

3.x? So it means any 3.X version or later works well with scratch 3.0?
And which version of Squeak you used for Classic Mac OS?

OP, what are you talking about?
The person you replied to said that Squeak VM 3.0 would be good to run Scratch 1.x.
You also really never specified it had to be modern, 3.0 Scratch, so if that's what your reply there implies, now would be a good time to mention it officially if you haven't.

LukasDoesCode wrote:

leogames2016 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

Nope (though I was emulating Mac OS 9 in QEMU, my only PPC Mac is too new) just download an old enough Squeak VM (squeak.org, pretty sure 3.0 is good and it supposedly even supports System 7) and run Scratch.image

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7015734
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7210782

3.x? So it means any 3.X version or later works well with scratch 3.0 1.4?
And which version of Squeak you used for Classic Mac OS?

OP, what are you talking about?
The person you replied to said that Squeak VM 3.0 would be good to run Scratch 1.x.
You also really never specified it had to be modern, 3.0 Scratch, so if that's what your reply there implies, now would be a good time to mention it officially if you haven't.

Oops,i mean 1.4. Fixed in case.

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leogames2016 wrote:

3.x? So it means any 3.X version or later works well with scratch 1.4?
And which version of Squeak you used for Classic Mac OS?

Didn't answer this yet. I just used Squeak 3.0.21.

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