This project is currently open for contributions to an initial first canvas. Let your imagination flow on Issue #3
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You need to have Python 3 installed on your computer. Python can be downloaded here. Or use your favorite package manager.
To run the program, open the root directory in your terminal and type python main.py. If you have mutliple versions of Python installed on your computer, you can use py -<version number> main.py for example py -3.9 main.py to ensure you are using Python 3 and not Python 2.
To run the program, open the root directory in your terminal and type python main.py. If you have mutliple versions of Python installed on your computer, you can use python -<version number> main.py for example python3.9 main.py to ensure you are using Python 3 and not Python 2.
• CD into the folder that contain main.py • type Python3 main.py • the turtle window should open
Install python3-tk on your system, if you haven't done yet.
sudo apt-get install python3-tk
• CD into the python-turtle-art-canvas
• type python3 main.py in terminal
• the turtle window should open
2023: Re-promote the project and accept contributions to a basic Turtle Graphics canvas.
The future: Build on this by creating a user interface, probably a command line interface, and multiple canvases.
Other ideas on how to extend the project are welcome and can be put forward at any time using the 'Suggestion' issue template.