True, the Xres trick works, and I have used it on multiple occasions to speed up graphing, but that destroys graph quality. Asking TI to limit its screen updates, even in an upcoming OS update, is a legitimate request.

True, the Xres trick works, and I have used it on multiple occasions to speed up graphing, but that destroys graph quality. Asking TI to limit its screen updates, even in an upcoming OS update, is a legitimate request.

Actually with Xres I made a racing game once. It was kinda cool, although it had frame by frame movement rather than continous scrolling.

That said, I heard graphing on the HP-48G was even slower than on TI calcs and Casio Prizm graphing, while being fast, doesn't seem that much more performant than TI when we consider that this calc runs on a much faster CPU.

TI Education basically doesn't support Linux (or anything neither Windows nor MacOS X).

I have to use Windows 7 for all my transfers. TiLP keeps yelling at me every time I open it about strange problems

TI's response to most of our questions we want answered though is I'm sorry but we can not ell you that. or you must be mistaken there is no secret programming language on the Nspires.

I'll bet TI uses a bot; but everyone already figured it out.

Now we just have to get htrough the bot to the people who run it and actually ask them questions.

"The following statement is true: the previous statement is false."

TI Education basically doesn't support Linux (or anything neither Windows nor MacOS X).

I don't think they support Mac anymore either. Maybe I am wrong but I don't remember the TI-Connect Mac build being updated anymore.

I'll bet TI uses a bot; but everyone already figured it out.

I wouldn't be surprised if they did, considering governments already use them to mail letters to people about how they still owe $0.02 to them.