>No need to install Etch. I downloaded the KTurtle package using wget, >extracted the package using dpkg-deb on my Ubuntu laptop, and ran it >with command line options from a terminal. Total time: < 5 minutes.
Oops, my bad. I thought you had installed Etch. I also was using KTurtle 0.6 on my home machine. --- In [email protected], Robert Citek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > nneff wrote: > >> As a test sample, here are my notes using KTurtle 0.6 under Ubuntu > >> 6.06: > > > > Do you have Tuesdays off or something? > > Nope. Multi-tasking. Plus some days are slower than others. And there > are some tasks I happen to do faster than others. In this case, I got > lucky with quickly finding the KTurtle deb package. > > > So you installed Etch (somewhere) and verified that KTurtle 0.6 comes > > with it. This is really cool. Sounds like either way we go (Etch or > > Kubuntu) we can move to teach the "Logo" class on the same OS that > > the students will get. Maybe not this go-around, but soon. That's > > awesome. > > No need to install Etch. I downloaded the KTurtle package using wget, > extracted the package using dpkg-deb on my Ubuntu laptop, and ran it > with command line options from a terminal. Total time: < 5 minutes. > > Regards, > - Robert >
