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- AlveKatt
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Scratcher
94 posts
Linux and Flash
I am a bit worried, the last time I updated the flash player the flash homepage said it was the last version to support Linux…
Am I misinformed, which admittedly is possible, or will you keep supporting the current version of flash with Scratch?
Am I misinformed, which admittedly is possible, or will you keep supporting the current version of flash with Scratch?
- Magnie
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Linux and Flash
I use Linux (Ubuntu 12.10 specifically), and the projects work for me. What are you using?
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- Joewheeeeler
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Scratcher
6 posts
Linux and Flash
I Use a Raspberry Pi 
running Raspberry Wheezy (Linux OS, I Think Debian or LXDE) Would that work? I Know however I cant get Flash at all for that, Or can I? The Latest version of Scratch is Pre-Installed on it, But will I be able to get the new One? 
Thanks
running Raspberry Wheezy (Linux OS, I Think Debian or LXDE) Would that work? I Know however I cant get Flash at all for that, Or can I? The Latest version of Scratch is Pre-Installed on it, But will I be able to get the new One? Thanks- botcrusher
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Linux and Flash
I am certain that flash support is continuing there would be a much bigger uproar and you would have already heard of it i think you are mis understanding it it is the last for YOUR version of linux
The same happened for older ppc macs
Since most os's for linux are free update to a new version that should fix it
The same happened for older ppc macs
Since most os's for linux are free update to a new version that should fix it
Pondering what to work on.
- botcrusher
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Linux and Flash
Joewheeeeler
I Use a Raspberry Pi
Offline editor is a vm running squeak thats why it works
Also rasberry pie runs Fedora.
Pondering what to work on.
- ScratchReallyROCKS
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Scratcher
31 posts
Linux and Flash
Joewheeeeler
I Use a Raspberry Pi
The most likely reason you can't install flash is that it probably hasn't been compiled for the ARM architecture.
botcrusherTypically Raspberry Pi's run the Raspbian distribution, which is Debian with the LXDE. You are correct that it is possible to run Fedora on them as well.
Also rasberry pie runs Fedora.
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- Lightnin
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Linux and Flash
Yep, we're making sure we won't require users to have versions of Flash later than the last ones to support Linux. So we should be good to go for a while! And eventually, we will switch to html 5.
- ScratchReallyROCKS
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Scratcher
31 posts
Linux and Flash
LightninWhen you switch to HTML5, do you, by any chance, plan on using Jens' Morphic.js?
Yep, we're making sure we won't require users to have versions of Flash later than the last ones to support Linux. So we should be good to go for a while! And eventually, we will switch to html 5.
There are only two types of people in this world: those who can extrapolate from incomplete information.
- Lightnin
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Linux and Flash
ScratchReallyROCKSLightninWhen you switch to HTML5, do you, by any chance, plan on using Jens' Morphic.js?
Yep, we're making sure we won't require users to have versions of Flash later than the last ones to support Linux. So we should be good to go for a while! And eventually, we will switch to html 5.
No plans yet, but we'll use everything we can get our hands on, if it helps!
- XenoK
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Linux and Flash
Adobe is slowly killing off all support for the flash player it seems, but if you notice that it's still going to be supported in all versions of chrome even on linux.
- Scratchmens
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Scratcher
2 posts
Linux and Flash
Couldn't Linux users use IcedTea7, Open JRE and more?
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- veggieman001
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Linux and Flash
Nothing is permanent.
Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 00:36:26)
- botcrusher
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Linux and Flash
once we make the jump to html5 will we get an ios app?
it would be better for offline editing than a “flash built in” browser on ios
it would be better for offline editing than a “flash built in” browser on ios
Pondering what to work on.
- veggieman001
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Linux and Flash
Nothing is permanent.
Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 00:36:36)
- botcrusher
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Linux and Flash
veggieman001botcrusherI don't think it will be an app, but most things HTML5 are runable from the browser.
once we make the jump to html5 will we get an ios app?
it would be better for offline editing than a “flash built in” browser on ios
Hmmm i can already use scratch through the browseri use, photon but it is very hard and small i beg you guys to make an ios app that is 4th generation friendly?
Lol il live if you dont make one but it would make life easier
Pondering what to work on.
- veggieman001
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Linux and Flash
Nothing is permanent.
Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 00:36:43)
- botcrusher
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Linux and Flash
thats an odd rule.. but i'm sure apple would agree to bend it 
Pondering what to work on.
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