

I got some of it working, but stopped work on it to translate the manual It's also possible that FMSLogo will someday run under natively on Linux. If you're really just interested in #1, a ChromeBook is just Linux, right?Ĭan it run wine? Can it run FMSlogo under wine? Right now, that's the best I think you're mostly concerned with #1, but all three of these are validĪnd the real solution is a cloud-hosted Logo. Place other than local disk, you must get the same computer to continue Perhaps a school district could make that happen,īut I don't have any interest paying money to improve someone else'sġ) Stuck on Windows (that is, not compatible with Mac, Linux, Chromebook,Ģ) Stuck on a particular computer (that is, unless save your work to some It looked like they would hostĪn app if paid to do so. Was appropriate for an open source project. I had never heard of RollApp, but after poking around Thanks again for the input guys! Will check out the additional cloud

Translate did not understand it was a word for coding. Kids enjoyed itĪnd I was able to update the captions to make them more correct for coding.įor instance set xy was able to be changed to setxy. Videos have captions and we could turn on auto translate. Super cool that you are porting it to Spanish. There is no way my district is going for that. When I first used it theyĪllowed users to save for free, but now it is $6 per month per device.

Thanks! I have used turtleacademy quite a bit and am in contact with theĭeveloper. After that's done, my plan is to port FMSLogo to Unicode (an important step to making it run on Linux), then finishing porting the remaining capabilties to Linux, such as drawing red lines. (For example, I think you can draw a line, but you can't draw a red line). I got some of it working, but stopped work on it to translate the manual into Spanish. If you're really just interested in #1, a ChromeBook is just Linux, right? Can it run wine? Can it run FMSlogo under wine? Right now, that's the best way to run FMSLogo under Linux. I did some quick searching and found these: I think you're mostly concerned with #1, but all three of these are valid and the real solution is a cloud-hosted Logo. "stuck on the PC" could mean several things:ġ) Stuck on Windows (that is, not compatible with Mac, Linux, Chromebook, iPad, etc.)Ģ) Stuck on a particular computer (that is, unless save your work to some place other than local disk, you must get the same computer to continue your work)ģ) Stuck on a computer (that is, not in the cloud). Perhaps a school district could make that happen, but I don't have any interest paying money to improve someone else's platform. It looked like they would host an app if paid to do so. I had never heard of RollApp, but after poking around, it didn't look like it was appropriate for an open source project.
