Nov 10, 2012  i have joined this group to find how can i get a free version of kturtle and install it on my pc running with windows xp -. How get a free version of kturtle and install it on my pc running with windows 7. When i tried to download the installer it shows HTTP/1.1.

0 KTurtle is a Logo programming language interpreter for KDE. The Logo programming language is very easy and thus it can be used by young children. A unique quality of Logo is that the commands or instructions can be translated (please see the translation how to if you want to help in your own language), so the 'programmer' can program in his or her native language.

This makes Logo ideal for teaching kids the basics of programming, mathematics and geometry. One of the reasons many children like Logo is because of the turtle, a programmable icon which can be moved around the screen with simple commands and can be programmed to draw objects. As for now, Bresilian Portuguese, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Norwegian (Bokm?l and Nynorsk), Slovenian, Serbian (Cyrillic and Latin), Spanish and Swedish are available.

Please see the translation page for credits about language contributors and to know how to add your language to KTurtle. Alternative/similar KTurtle is a Logo programming language interpreter for KDE The KLogo-Turtle is an interpreter of the LOGO language for KDE desktops. The KLogo-Turtle is a useful tool for teaching geometry XLogo is known to work successfully with LINUX (Debian, Mandrake 9.*, SUSE 8.2) XLogo is a Logo interpreter written in Java Logo++ project is a simple Logo-like interpreter.

Tutorial membuat game android dengan eclipse 2024. It draws graphical figures by following very simple instructions LXlogo project is an interactive LOGO programming environment for K-12 educational use or just for fun jLogo is a LOGO interpreter, featuring as many turtles as you want, color graphics, graphical text tools, and multichannel sound.

If you want to use KTurtle it is best to use the packages that come with your distribution (this assumes you're running some sort of free operating system, for instance Linux). Most distributions ship KTurtle, some as a separate package, some as part of the kde-edu package (a package containing all 's educational projects). If you are running Microsoft Windows or MacOSX you consider: • installing a Linux distribution or running a so called, or • waiting for a while, since the next version of (KDE 4) will most likely run on Microsoft Windows and MacOSX as well. If you are interested in building the latest KTurtle (for those who don't know: KDE4 is not released yet, it is indevelopment, it takes some time/experience with builing code/courage to build), it is not that difficult, there is a nice tutorial here: In the end of the tutorial you'll find that the writer is building 'kanagram', instead of kanagram you'll be building 'kturtle' ofcourse (and you dont need to build 'libkdeedu') after all changes this last code block will be: cd svn co -N $REPOSITORY/trunk/KDE/kdeedu cd kdeedu svn up cmake svn up kturtle ls -d */ sed 's (. + )/ / 1/s/^#NOTCHECKEDOUT // ' sed -e'/^add_subdirectory/s/^/#NOTCHECKEDOUT /' -f- -i CMakeLists.txt mkdir build cd build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$KDEDIR. Make -k make install I maintain a bit of a from KDE3's KTurtle to the KTurtle in kde trunk (KDE4). There is also a devoted to discussing KTurtle's development.