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Hello everyone, I'm SitarKnight, I joined this community after seeing some videos of the TI-Nspire and TI-84 Plus playing games. One of the things that really got my attention was the video of the gameplay for Desolate. It totally inspired me to wanna go out and buy a calculator (which I don't yet have) and learn how to make my own games. (which I know nothing about and would appreciate some help on the matter)I don't really have any background with programming, but I'm willing to learn. Any advice would be highly appreciated:) Thank you for reading.
Plus the 84 is a lot more open--after some recent events it's pretty much as open as a device ever will be Bigger community, more developed.
Also, the Nspire, (non-CX, and you have to buy another keypad from TI) has an 84+ emulator, so you can have the advantages of the Nspire with most (unfortunately, not everything is emulated correctly) of the software base of the 83/84 series.
Wow. I'm flabbergasted (lol yes i used that word) that wabbit isn't made for linux considering how many linux users we have here! Even I didn't know this.
/path/to/compiled/file/wxwabbitemu
sudo mv wxwabbitemu /usr/bin/wabbit
cd /path/to/downloaded/filechmod +x ./Wabbitemu.exesudo wine ./Wabbitemu.exe
Alright, thanks for all the great info everyone Ok, get myself a 84+SE, learn BASIC, ASM, and AXE. Hone my skills, then move on to a Casio Prizm when I feel I'm ready lolI kind of wanna paint the casing and add a backlit screen, is that a bad idea or no?
Coding Knight? Well maybe in time, but for now, I'm just a Sitar Knight lol