The note on the downloads page saying “not yet available for Linux ” is either outdated or incorrect. Scratch is available on Ubuntu distributions through the Ubuntu Software Center or the Snap Store. Please fix this to clarify for Scratch users so they can better understand that Scratch is indeed available on Linux.

But it isn't? The only version of Scratch for Linux is the Raspberry Pi version (which isn't downloadable on distros other than Raspberry Pi OS, if I recall correctly).

There's scratch modifications (such as TurboWarp) available, but not Scratch itself, at least not officially.

BigNate469 wrote:

But it isn't? The only version of Scratch for Linux is the Raspberry Pi version (which isn't downloadable on distros other than Raspberry Pi OS, if I recall correctly).

There's scratch modifications (such as TurboWarp) available, but not Scratch itself, at least not officially.

First of all, I downloaded Scratch on a Ubuntu distribution called Zorin OS 17.2, and it works fine. Secondly, I looked it up and found that there is no official documentation available for Scratch on Linux, but it is available in the software store.