🔒 Hi could someone help me with this is this possible to use on the python app on the iphone?

[long spear]

It's for computer art

[sour sleet]

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[upbeat laurel]

this is not python

[edgy pagoda]

can you explain what you're trying to do

[livid stag]

I mean it looks like there's Python involved at some point

[upbeat laurel]

ye its running watever is it greenscale.py but like, eh huh ?

[livid stag]

@long spear if this is a GitHub repo etc, please link to it. and tell us what you tried and what happened.

[long spear]

To try and makes something like this https://youtu.be/LMKm8-QJhNQ?feature=shared

[upbeat laurel]

and why u trying to do this on iphone

[long spear]

https://github.com/option8/greenscale

[long spear]

I didn't have like easily access to computer but the app says it has Python built into it that I have download on my iPhone

Is it possible to do it on that iPhone app?

[edgy pagoda]

yeah you can code on a phone

but you're not gonna like it

it's tedious

even an old laptopt would be so much better

[glass tapir]

You could get a blutooth keyboard for your phone though

[edgy pagoda]

oh on that iphone app?

[long spear]

I've never really done this before on a phone but with the code already written out and everything how can I input the video on the script

[edgy pagoda]

i don't know what you've linked

[long spear]

Or is that app not a good one

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/juno-python-and-jupyter/id1462586500

Theres like no other workaround?

[short silo]

The script you posted is a Bourne shell script, and so requires a UNIX environment and also ImageMagick. It is likely that whatever environment you have in the app on your phone (a) doesn't look like a UNIX shell and (b) hasn't got ImageMagick installed anyway.

An Apple II does not have a UNIX shell. Maybe it's some kind of emulator?

[long spear]

Dang it

[livid stag]

I think the Apple II animation, and the script to convert an existing GIF to this greenscale thing, are two separate parts

[sour sleet]

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