The easiest way to get started is to use a Javascript Apple II emulator (shown in an image above). This one even has Logo ready to go: https://www.scullinsteel.com/apple//e#logo
If you'd like to set up a native emulator on your system, keep reading. Otherwise you can use the Javascript one above and skip ahead to the next section.
Windows, Mac, Linux
Windows
AppleWin is a good choice for Windows systems and it's open source! Get the latest version here: https://github.com/AppleWin/AppleWin/
Just extract the zip file and it's ready to go.
Linux
For Linux you can run LinApple, a port of AppleWin.
All Systems
There's also EPPLE II which runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and is also open source. It's a little harder to get set up and running. You'll probably need DskToWoz2 to convert disk images to the Woz format that EPPLE II uses.
Raspberry Pi
RetroPie comes with an Apple II emulator.
LinApple has also been optimized for the Pi, check out linapple-pie.
Disk Images of Software
For these emulators, you'll need the disk images for Logo, those can be found at Apple2Online.
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