In order to introduce both Scratch and Arduino to youth (I'm a member of a new Fablab in France), s4a seems to be promissing for such purpose.
Nevertheless I've installing issue on Ubuntu 64bits with the following error:
could not find module vm-sound-pulse
Aborted (core dumped)
I read the s4a documentation and I tried to install the "ia32-libs" package (and even more), but it does not exist anymore in the latest release; I tested different workarounds unsuccessfully
Is it a script issue?
Any advice is welcome.
Thanks
Paul
Same problem... where can i find solution?
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Hello, If it may come of help I'm in similar situation myself so some times ago I've put together a live image of Ubuntu (Kbuntu 14.10 LTS AMD64) with S4a (and other things for Arduino) for my students:
- http://zap.piffa.net/store/
Beware: this is just AMD64 - 64bit: it won't boot on a 32bit computer.
You can run it live or install it on a PC.
Otherwise as installing S4A on linux on recent distros has become quite difficult I've opted for a chroot enviroment based on Debian Jessie 32bit: this you can run also on 64 bit:
- http://zap.piffa.net/store/s4a_container/
I'll add a README in english on that url with some basic instruction about how to use it as in: http://notes.andreamanni.com/lab.html#releases-recenti-di-linux
Good luck
/Andrea M.