2011/3/14 Amos Blanton <[email protected]>: > Hi Miry, > > Ah - yes - we do plan to also offer a version of Scratch 2.0 that can be > downloaded so that users can still work on projects offline. It will likely > run as a local flash application. It's still probably about 1 year out > though.
Cool! :) > Your improved package sounds great - can you say a bit about what you've > changed / added / fixed? My main concern was to make it work with pre-packaged squeak vm and natively in 64 bits, so I'm just compiling the plugins for whichever architecture it is, I got rid of all the pre-compiled stuff, and I added a script to properly start the image, using both the pre-installed plugins in the system and the scratch-specific ones. Oh, and the plugin names must now begin with so.* I have touched a lot of files related to the packaging, but from an overall view, I would say that those are the most important changes. I also divided the package into three: the arch-dependant stuff, the arch-independent stuff (aka data) and the debugging symbols (of the plugins). I think that's mostly all. It is still a hack, I wanted to package it properly and maybe upload it to Debian at some point, but if it is more or less unmaintained, if I did, I would probably have to personally take care of the bugs and the fixes and that might be too much work for me. But for an unofficial package I think it's quite OK :) In fact, I have to teach scratch to some kids, so needed to package it. But to be honest that has been my first contact with Squeak and Scratch, so I don't consider myself capable of fixing problems on it. It's a very nice system though :) Greetings, Miry _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~scratch Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~scratch More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
