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In a news article from a year and a half ago, Firebird Emu, the open-source and cross-platform community TI-Nspire emulator was announced.
Now, it's time for a big update, from v0.30 to v1.0 (or in fact v1.1, a few hours ago)!
Don't hesitate to reply with any feedback/comment/bug-reports...

Download it on GitHub!

Dans une news d'il y a un an et demi, Firebird Emu, l'émulateur de TI-Nspire communautaire open-source et cross-platforme était annoncé.
Désormais, il est temps d'annoncer une grosse mise-à-jour, passant de la v0.30 à la v1.0 (ou plutôt v1.1, il y a quelques heures) !
N'hésitez pas à répondre avec vos retours/commentaires/bug-reports...

A télécharger sur GitHub!

• Add new configuration dialog
• Add easier way to manage multiple flash images with Kits
• External LCD window, useful for presentations or saving screen space

• Emulation of different HW revisions (A, J and W) of CX
• Support boot1 4.0 found in HW-W+ calcs
• Support lcd_compat mode used by ndless
• General speedups for x86_64 and ARM JITs
• Supports CX installer images
• Add headless and emscripten platforms (no binaries, not really that useful)
• Emscripten demo on https://nspire-emus.github.io/firebird/firebird.html

• Add labels to the keypad
• More intuitive keymap for mapping host keyboard to calc keypad
• Touchpad can now be used to move the OS cursor
• Make active area of buttons bigger to make typing with touchscreens easier
• Avoid buttons appearing stuck after hovering with mouse

• The 32bit iOS binary detects JIT capability on runtime to avoid crashes
• Some minor bugs fixed, like potential deadlocks in the debugger
• Fix running functions from GDB
• Improve HiDPI scaling
• Mobile UI optimized for tablets in landscape orientation (right- and left-handed mode)
• Add an update-checking feature to the about dialog

• The internal format of snapshots changed - firebird will refuse to load snapshots created with an earlier version.
  You can use the old version to save your work to the flash image first.
  The macOS version isn't codesigned, so to launch it you may need to either right-click the .app and choose Open, or simply disable GateKeeper entirely.
• The iOS version is 32-bit only (for now anyway) and is built with JIT (which will disable itself if your device is not jailbroken)
• The Windows version also has a mobile/tablet .exe that may suit those platforms better.

jaroslavN wrote:
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