ExtendeD has started to post the source code of Ndless 2.0 alpha online, for developers. It currently only supports non-CAS calculators and you must compile it yourself. It is not very stable, so you use it at your own risk! However, if you are a TI-Nspire developer and want to test Ndless 2.0 to report bugs, more information on where to download it can be found in the first post of the Ndless 2.0 topic.

Yeah I think he's still figuring out how to get it to work on CAS.

Also I thought the 1.7 reinstall issue was fixed?

this is pretty exciting! I haven't had much use for my nspire since I bought it because of the power bug thing, I will probably wait to try 2.0 with ndless when a stable release is out though. I currently don't have any plans to develop for the nspire

OS 2.1 is currently not supported.

THey've been able to for half a year, now, except with Ndless 1.7 instead of 2.0. I bet they would have done something by then. Maybe they will, but at least OS 2.0.1 is still available on their site and the Touchpad works on OS 2.0.

Let me explain this choice. When Ndless was first released we could either:

- Not share the source code, and wrongly believe that the inner working was protected against their eyes (trust me, if we aren't afraid of diving into 9 MB of raw OS code, the reverse is also true)
- Open Source Ndless and make its development scalable and of higher quality (with peer review, source-level debugging and contibutions through patches).

Things like openSSH are secure, even though they're open source. TI even uses openSSH in the nspire.