It's good to have you here. From looking at your questions (which are very good questions to be asking), I see that you're interested in Nspire linux, which is also how I got interested in Omnimaga.
In regards to assemblers, GNU as running under Debian on the Nspire, I can assemble jacobly's calcemu in about 25 seconds, which seems slow, but recall that calcemu is quite a bit larger than many pure-code assembly projects. The problem being is that you must have an external flash drive to hold the Debian file system, since it's too big to fit as an initrd. Also, if you have questions about linux on the nspire, don't hesitate to post in the Nspire Linux Questions thread.

anyone want to ask me about my dragon novel i am writing?
like what it is about?
i feel sad that there seems to be no interest.

Maybe it'd be wiser to find a forum or outsource appropriate to that discussion. Take it into off topic here, or find somewhere for prospective writers. They might be much, much more receptive It's not that we're uninterested, it's that there are definitely more interested people elsewhere

where do i try to find a better website than this?

Official.Xian, welcome to the community!

And please, put this QR code anywhere possible.


And have some more peanuts (unless you're allergic)!

omfg illegal money o.o

Yeah I hate that sometimes. I would like to use smaller images in some cases to save size, but when resizing calc screenshots they look like total crap unless someone uses IE6 or some other outdated browser. Also, since his code has blue in it, certain QR code readers might not be able to read it properly (or ones that can might have trouble doing so under certain amount of lightning)

have some moar: