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Good, simple BASIC language interpreter for schools in Linux

You can install basic256 if you require a good free Basic Language Interpreter that works on Linux. You do not need Quick Basic or the Microsoft Operating Systems to set this up. If you use Ubuntu, just type: $ apt-get install basic256 <enter> in a terminal window, to install it. You can also try the … Continue reading Good, simple BASIC language interpreter for schools in Linux →

Quick Basic (QBasic) on Linux

Luckily for Linux users, you can get QBasic interpreter for your Linux desktop at http://www.qb64.net. Download the Linux version to your computer, extract it's contents to a folder of your choice. To compile it for your computer, open a terminal window (refer here), and type the following commands: # cd <folder where you extracted the … Continue reading Quick Basic (QBasic) on Linux →