__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

god286 wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

open () {
if
then
“/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome” https://www-scratch-mit-edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/projects/881103507/fullscreen
else
/usr/bin/open $1
fi
}

How the heck do I open a bash file
I know that seems stupid but I never opened a bash file before

It looks like that would go inside of a .bashrc file. The path would only work on a Mac computer with Google Chrome installed.
The best method would be to create a linux ISO

Of course I can make it that it checks which platform it is on and changes the path to Google Chrome based on that.

gamer20132020 wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

god286 wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

open () {
if
then
“/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome” https://www-scratch-mit-edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/projects/881103507/fullscreen
else
/usr/bin/open $1
fi
}

How the heck do I open a bash file
I know that seems stupid but I never opened a bash file before

It looks like that would go inside of a .bashrc file. The path would only work on a Mac computer with Google Chrome installed.
The best method would be to create a linux ISO

Of course I can make it that it checks which platform it is on and changes the path to Google Chrome based on that.

So how do I open a bashrc file

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

So how do I open a bashrc file

You don't.

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

So how do I open a bashrc file

You don't.

YOU PUT IN “.bashrc” OBVIOUSLY
Also that script needs to be revised to run after boot and load an X session that only loads the turbowarp packaged project

open example.iso

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

guys lets just switch to qlack os

no thats cringe os

benji123good wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

guys lets just switch to qlack os

no thats cringe os

Xd

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

(#224)

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

So how do I open a bashrc file

You don't.

YOU PUT IN “.bashrc” OBVIOUSLY
Also that script needs to be revised to run after boot and load an X session that only loads the turbowarp packaged project

Chill down. I mean you put it in .bashrc then you don't run it. You just open you terminal and type:

open example.iso

Then it will open the Scratch project in your web browser.
I could make it run a Turbowarp packaged project if you want.

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

guys lets just switch to qlack os

no thats cringe os

Xd

xD

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

(#224)

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

So how do I open a bashrc file

You don't.

YOU PUT IN “.bashrc” OBVIOUSLY
Also that script needs to be revised to run after boot and load an X session that only loads the turbowarp packaged project

Chill down. I mean you put it in .bashrc then you don't run it. You just open you terminal and type:

open example.iso

Then it will open the Scratch project in your web browser.
I could make it run a Turbowarp packaged project if you want.

We are trying to boot an ISO. Not run an app disguised as an ISO.

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

(#224)

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

So how do I open a bashrc file

You don't.

YOU PUT IN “.bashrc” OBVIOUSLY
Also that script needs to be revised to run after boot and load an X session that only loads the turbowarp packaged project

Chill down. I mean you put it in .bashrc then you don't run it. You just open you terminal and type:

open example.iso

Then it will open the Scratch project in your web browser.
I could make it run a Turbowarp packaged project if you want.

We are trying to boot an ISO. Not run an app disguised as an ISO.

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

(#224)

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

So how do I open a bashrc file

You don't.

YOU PUT IN “.bashrc” OBVIOUSLY
Also that script needs to be revised to run after boot and load an X session that only loads the turbowarp packaged project

Chill down. I mean you put it in .bashrc then you don't run it. You just open you terminal and type:

open example.iso

Then it will open the Scratch project in your web browser.
I could make it run a Turbowarp packaged project if you want.

We are trying to boot an ISO. Not run an app disguised as an ISO.

But you cannot boot an ISO so this pretty much accomplishes the same thing.

applejuiceproduc wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

(#224)

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

So how do I open a bashrc file

You don't.

YOU PUT IN “.bashrc” OBVIOUSLY
Also that script needs to be revised to run after boot and load an X session that only loads the turbowarp packaged project

Chill down. I mean you put it in .bashrc then you don't run it. You just open you terminal and type:

open example.iso

Then it will open the Scratch project in your web browser.
I could make it run a Turbowarp packaged project if you want.

We are trying to boot an ISO. Not run an app disguised as an ISO.

But you cannot boot an ISO so this pretty much accomplishes the same thing.

umm you can boot an iso

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

applejuiceproduc wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

(#224)

NexusSfan wrote:

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

So how do I open a bashrc file

You don't.

YOU PUT IN “.bashrc” OBVIOUSLY
Also that script needs to be revised to run after boot and load an X session that only loads the turbowarp packaged project

Chill down. I mean you put it in .bashrc then you don't run it. You just open you terminal and type:

open example.iso

Then it will open the Scratch project in your web browser.
I could make it run a Turbowarp packaged project if you want.

We are trying to boot an ISO. Not run an app disguised as an ISO.

But you cannot boot an ISO so this pretty much accomplishes the same thing.

umm you can boot an iso

I meant you cannot like click on a normal ISO to boot it but you can of course boot an OS by using it.

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

Make a linux version of a .bat

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

My plan: get TinyCore linux (if they use it for kiosks why can't we use it for this?)
Get a web browser.
Make a linux version of a .bat (as you can see I've never used linux before) to open the web browser, running the scratch project, in fullscreen. We way want to make our own browser/version of scratch desktop so we can force it to open the project in fullscreen mode and delete the minimize button.
Add it to startup, then we just turn the virtual machine disk to an .iso and BAM! we answered the guy's question.
Please use my ideas to make a legit plan elaborate.
(also either get a better computer than mine or use the terminal mode because the mouse is really laggy and VirtualBox mouse integration just doesn't work.)

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

My plan: get TinyCore linux (if they use it for kiosks why can't we use it for this?)
Get a web browser.
Make a linux version of a .bat (as you can see I've never used linux before) to open the web browser, running the scratch project, in fullscreen. We way want to make our own browser/version of scratch desktop so we can force it to open the project in fullscreen mode and delete the minimize button.
Add it to startup, then we just turn the virtual machine disk to an .iso and BAM! we answered the guy's question.
Please use my ideas to make a legit plan elaborate.
(also either get a better computer than mine or use the terminal mode because the mouse is really laggy and VirtualBox mouse integration just doesn't work.)

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

My plan: get TinyCore linux (if they use it for kiosks why can't we use it for this?)
Get a web browser.
Make a linux version of a .bat (as you can see I've never used linux before) to open the web browser, running the scratch project, in fullscreen. We way want to make our own browser/version of scratch desktop so we can force it to open the project in fullscreen mode and delete the minimize button.
Add it to startup, then we just turn the virtual machine disk to an .iso and BAM! we answered the guy's question.
Please use my ideas to make a legit plan elaborate.
(also either get a better computer than mine or use the terminal mode because the mouse is really laggy and VirtualBox mouse integration just doesn't work.)

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

My plan: get TinyCore linux (if they use it for kiosks why can't we use it for this?)
Get a web browser.
Make a linux version of a .bat (as you can see I've never used linux before) to open the web browser, running the scratch project, in fullscreen. We way want to make our own browser/version of scratch desktop so we can force it to open the project in fullscreen mode and delete the minimize button.
Add it to startup, then we just turn the virtual machine disk to an .iso and BAM! we answered the guy's question.
Please use my ideas to make a legit plan elaborate.
(also either get a better computer than mine or use the terminal mode because the mouse is really laggy and VirtualBox mouse integration just doesn't work.)

NexusSfan wrote:

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

My plan: get TinyCore linux (if they use it for kiosks why can't we use it for this?)
Get a web browser.
Make a linux version of a .bat (as you can see I've never used linux before) to open the web browser, running the scratch project, in fullscreen. We way want to make our own browser/version of scratch desktop so we can force it to open the project in fullscreen mode and delete the minimize button.
Add it to startup, then we just turn the virtual machine disk to an .iso and BAM! we answered the guy's question.
Please use my ideas to make a legit plan elaborate.
(also either get a better computer than mine or use the terminal mode because the mouse is really laggy and VirtualBox mouse integration just doesn't work.)

Also you can't just convert a VM disk to an ISO

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

My plan: get TinyCore linux (if they use it for kiosks why can't we use it for this?)
Get a web browser.
Make a linux version of a .bat (as you can see I've never used linux before) to open the web browser, running the scratch project, in fullscreen. We way want to make our own browser/version of scratch desktop so we can force it to open the project in fullscreen mode and delete the minimize button.
Add it to startup, then we just turn the virtual machine disk to an .iso and BAM! we answered the guy's question.
Please use my ideas to make a legit plan elaborate.
(also either get a better computer than mine or use the terminal mode because the mouse is really laggy and VirtualBox mouse integration just doesn't work.)

Also you can't just convert a VM disk to an ISO

TinyCore linux uses ram to store all the system files and apps so not a issue.
Also there is an official iso maker.
By the way the offical scratch website doesn't work in opera in tinycore (for some reason). Is there data:html URI?
EDIZTL: ahh cool there is! let's use turbowarp packager to generate the javascript, make a data:text/html URI, make a .sh file to run opera with the URI, BOOM!!!
EIFTDI: don't use turbowarp package too big fiel!!!

also it will be nice to have all the turbowarp packager code in the URI so you can just type the URL of the project in a bam! but I mean….