Here, "Windows", "macOS", and "Linux" are proper nouns. The versions are specific, so they can stay. "2 GB RAM" and "2 GHz processor" are technical specifications but not proper nouns. Are they terms with three variants? Maybe "2 GB RAM" could be modified if there's a list of three options, but as per the original text, each OS has the same RAM and processor specs. So maybe those aren't part of the three-variant terms.
The block-based programming language part: "block-based" can be tile-based, modular, or structure-based. "Easy" could be simple, effortless, uncomplicated. Scratch 2.0 Alpha Download
If you encounter any issues during the download or installation process, check out the Scratch website for troubleshooting guides and FAQs. You can also join the Scratch community to connect with other users and get help from experienced Scratchers. Here, "Windows", "macOS", and "Linux" are proper nouns
Revised: "In this article, we’ll dive into the details of Scratch 2.0 Alpha and give a step-by-step guide on how to download and begin with this creative scripting tool." Are they terms with three variants
For example, "Launched" becomes Released, "users" becomes Individuals, "create" becomes Develop, etc.
Comma, period – punctuation stays. "check out" – check out. "the" again as the. "Scratch" remains. "website" to site. "for" could be concerning. "troubleshooting" – troubleshooting. "guides" – guides. "and" as and. "FAQs" stays as proper noun? Maybe no, since it's an acronym for Frequently Asked Questions. Probably should be modified. Wait, user said "proper nouns stay" which includes acronyms? So "FAQs" is a proper noun here, so leave it as is.
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