New TI-Nspire Emulator : Firebird Emu ! Windows/Mac/Linux...

[Lionel Debroux]

On fait comment si on a l'OS 4.0 et qu'on souhaite avoir le boot1 et Cie de l'OS 3.6? dans l'OS 3.6 qu'on télécharge on a le Boot2 mais j'ai pas vu Boot1

Si on a l'OS 4.0, on ne peut pas faire, en effet.

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Peut-être que quelqu'un t'aidera en privé.

[Hamza.S]

des explications pour créer une image flash

quand je mets boot2 de l'OS 3.6 (CX CAS) j'ai inconnu mais les autres c'est bon

[Vogtinator]

That's a known bug, but it shouldn't impact booting. You can also select 3.1, the OS will update it automatically.
Don't forget to select it under Settings->Nspire.

[Wistaro]

Excellent travail !

[Mingerton]

Sympa, l'interface de MacOS est jolie, assez inhabituelle ! Manque plus que j'aie une Nspire pour en profiter en toute légalité

[Adriweb]

Pour info, voici à quoi ressemble l'application sur iPad (merci Ivoah) :

[compsystems]

Hello, please can add a simple program editor

thanks

[Lionel Debroux]

This emulator provides access to the program editor built into the OS

IMO, adding a program editor, like in the Nspire computer / iPad software, is a completely different matter, outside of the scope of an emulator.

[compsystems]

I think otherwise, the editor included in the calculator (emulator), limited editing capabilities. the idea is simply, add a menu, on the title bar that displays a notepad editor, but with keyword highlighting and a catalog of functions.

Who's the ability to add this in the source code?.

thanks

[Adriweb]

Anyone has the ability to contribute anything to the project, since it's open-source

But still, so far (maybe one day it will change/evolve...), it is an emulator, and what does a program editor have to do with an emulator ?

- If you're on Windows or Mac, the one included in TINCS is good enough since it's integrated in the OS (and you can have it "full-screen" in Desktop view)
- If you're on Linux (but also works everywhere else anyway), I suppose you are able to use your favorite text editor to code your program then use Luna to generate a .tns our of the .xml file containing your program (you may want to look at how programs are integrated into the XML structure, then)

Also, what would the program editor do, in the end ? Just act as a "text" editor ? Or Would you want it to save programs as .tns ? (because that doesn't make much sense, since a tns can be made of many things, and contrary to other platforms, a program isn't something on its own that you can transfer, that way of thinking doesn't make sense for the Nspire ecosystem where anything you deal with is a document, containing activities, containing possibly multiple applications)