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Jumping from 2.1 to 3.0 is even more frightening:* it might reflect major changes in the OS, like the fixes for all bugs used by Ndless/Nleash.* it might imply a drastic size increase for the OS, which would be dramatic for basic TI-Nspire (free space is allready less than 50% after installing OS 2.1 -> you often need to delete all your documents or use the maintenance menu to remove the OS before being able to install a new OS...)My hint: do not install OS 3.0. Just test it on goplat's emulator (if it works...) or just wait for my tests. I'll sacrifice one of my 7 TI-Nspire calculators just for you.Vernier DataQuest™ App...Did I just read "App"?Will OS 3.0 finally support applications, or did TI just use the bad word as usual?...What do you think?
True, but maybe someone will be able to figure out how Apps are formatted, and then develop a way for the community to make their own.
Quote from: Art_of_camelot on January 13, 2011, 08:26:10 amTrue, but maybe someone will be able to figure out how Apps are formatted, and then develop a way for the community to make their own. That would need us to figure out both the lab hardware and the calculator hardware, so it might be quite tricky.
We would need to know all of that only if we're going to make apps that support data collection stuff... If we just want to make apps that do something else, we don't need to know as much.
I guess that it will be the same as on 84+SEs.
Lets hope they don't do away with the TI-84 emulator to try to save some space.