Nice work, critor - I knew it would be a matter of time before somebody
would make a better image than what I posted on  UTI.  I knew what I had was temporary anyway.

Thanks. But your image was mostly right: thank you for your work.
Too bad the arrow "keys" can't work at all...

How did you edit the original image ? The usual graphics tools ?

Yes. Edited with "The GIMP".

Thanks shrear, I didn't think about trying to launch any programs after that, and sure enough, they worked!

I saw that, but I thought that it meant that instead of installing, it displayed this error message, but it actually meant that it installed correctly but instead of displaying the "installed" message, it errored.

Try this work around in an Ndless program:
Ctrl-8   UP
Ctrl-4   LEFT
Ctrl-6  RIGHT
Ctrl-2  DOWN

I chose these keys because it should be easy to remember and use.

I confirm, mapping the keys to the numbers works fine.

Still being tested right now. They make sure it's bug-free or stable enough before release, otherwise the forums would get flooded with "My calc is broken I will kill you" messages.

So to sum up the previous posts:
1) The dynamic remap available on the HEAD of the SVN repository works for nobody, right?. Strangely it works for me on nspire_emu.
2) The Touchpad arrows won't work as long as we don't find how to interact with the hardware. Could anyone try Goplat's keypad swap suggestion?
3) The best workaround would be to map the arrows to 1-9. But this depend on 1).

However, after I exit the particle demo, the left ~10 pixels are shifted to the right of the screen for some reason.

Yes, the "shifted screen" is listed in the first post. I have no idea of the cause at the moment.

As a suggestion to staff, links to OS 2.0.1 should probably be added to the first post, in case some people miss the other topic outside the Ndless sub-forum.

Sure, good idea.

It remains 5 days before Ndless birthday, isn't it ?

You have a good memory It was not really Ndless at this time, but a picture of the first lines of code run on real hardware.

EDIT: I tried compiling myself on Ubuntu, but I'm getting

Quote

utils_light_thumb_os-1.7.o: In function `ut_calc_reboot':
utils.c:(.text+0xcc): undefined reference to `__builtin_unreachable'

Make sure you are using GCC v4.5.1.

Actually, the arrow and click keys cannot be checked the same way as the other keys on the touchpad. That mapping is actually for some sort of touchpad prototype which is supported by the OS (which is what nspire_emu uses, and thus where this faulty key mapping comes from). I personally have no idea how to check the touchpad, but Goplat mentioned some OS routines that can be used.

Could you point me to the post? I don't remember it.

Could anyone try Goplat's keypad swap suggestion?

(link corrected)

I've tried to boot with a ClickPad keypad, and then swapping the keypads while a Ndless program is running.
The TouchPad arrows didn't work.