Has anything happened for the past year?

PoIygon

I have been inactive for half a year and i want to hear about interesting stuff

Voxalice

You should check out the Scratch Timeline and Scratch Update History articles

AmpElectrecuted

say [the forums have 3.0 blocks now]

medians

AmpElectrecuted wrote:
say [the forums have 3.0 blocks now]

Which looks extremely weird with the 2.0 forums
Also, I don't think you were active at this time, but April Fools wasn't really special in 2024 (there were no AFD forums if you're wondering like in 2023 because of spam, no cat blocks, and nothing except for the automatic stuff like the semicolon on the bottom left).

AmpElectrecuted

medians wrote:
Also, I don't think you were active at this time, but April Fools wasn't really special in 2024 (there were no AFD forums if you're wondering like in 2023 because of spam, no cat blocks, and nothing except for the automatic stuff like the semicolon on the bottom left).

yeah i was around during most of the april fools days, and was surprised to see that there was nothing on april fools day

BreadcatGames

forums got worse

imfh

Somebody created a RISC-V emulator in Scratch and got it to run Linux. I'm not sure what happened to the actual project, but I think it is up on GitHub somewhere. It was kind of slow without TurboWarp and pushed the project limit which might be why it moved to GitHub.

ninjaMAR

imfh wrote:
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Somebody created a RISC-V emulator in Scratch and got it to run Linux. I'm not sure what happened to the actual project, but I think it is up on GitHub somewhere. It was kind of slow without TurboWarp and pushed the project limit which might be why it moved to GitHub.

https://github.com/Its-Jakey/Linux-On-Scratch

Maximouse

There's now a Scratch monorepo: https://github.com/scratchfoundation/scratch-editor

AmpElectrecuted

imfh wrote:
Somebody created a RISC-V emulator in Scratch and got it to run Linux. I'm not sure what happened to the actual project, but I think it is up on GitHub somewhere. It was kind of slow without TurboWarp and pushed the project limit which might be why it moved to GitHub.

the creator's account was hacked in november, and all of their projects were unshared. the github repo is most likely an archive.

Chiroyce

hello aters hows it going, havent visited here in a looong while

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