Though, there isn't even a Scratch 2 editor for Linux so it isn't worth the switch. At that point you may need a very very lightweight Linux distro to move forward with running any software. thanks for your reply.The answer is in bold, explanation not. i'm sure that the right html files are buried somewhere in mit website but i can't find them. i hope that the barrier of language doesn't discourage my kids. i tried to translate a couple of tips related to the blocks (right mouse button), it works but it's a looong quest. Spinoxscratch wrote:it's a no brand pentium iii with 1,5 gb of ram, i have only a xp license for that. viewing old youtube video tutorials i'm sure that the tips and tutorials were translated in many languages but even in an archived version of the online 2.0 editor the english language is the only option available. now my question is: since i'm italian there is anywhere a it.zip file to translate the tips and tutorial? i've searched on every repository i've found but everything relating to translation is about the user interface of the editor, not the tutorials or the block's help. the installer creates a static_tips folder with two files inside (static.zip with the images of the tips and tutorials, en.zip with the actual text displayed). so i have to use scratch offline editor 2.0. it will be an offline installation on windows xp, there are no other options for that. i'm setting up a old desktop for my kids to let them use it freely and learn scratch.
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