Yepp. There's an entire board dedicated to Axe here btw: http://www.omnimaga.org/the-axe-parser-project/

Unless you have the old black and white display model with the ti-84 keypad you can't. Axe is not for the nspire series.

OMG... why?



But again maybe such movie wouldn't be as terrible as the actual Twilight movies.

Would watch. 10/10

I'd also say yea. Looks plausible.

Awesome! Good to see you around btw.

Quote from: ben_g on September 15, 2014, 10:28:53 am

Or first project, Dodge, seems to be nearly completed.

Could anyone who is working on it / is interested to still work on it please check if there are any major bugs or features we forgot about?
And now that one project is nearing completion, maybe we should start looking for an other calculator project to work on.

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I also forked wxWabbitemu to the OPRT GitHub page. The work that needs to be done isn't posted in issues yet, but please let us know if you're working on a certain part to reduce the chances of doing double work. I'm currently still learning C/C++, but I'll join as soon as I understand them well enough.

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Finally, if anyone is still interested in joining the team, please post your GitHub name here (or tell it to a team member on IRC or in a PM).

This is cool to hear. However, I would have suggestions for future OPRT products:

-Cross-post progress and updates over Omni, so that non-Github users are aware that they are being worked on or exist at all. For example, I didn't know about that Dodge game until I checked this thread tonight. It would also help increasing Omnimaga forum activity. Yesterday there were only 10 posts on Omnimaga and 14 Saturday.

-Those who really can't help on projects could simply post suggestions or feedback on other people's projects (at least the non-quadratic solver ones), to give encouragement and criticism for improvements.

Just wanted to say I agree. I think it would be helpful to post about these projects here as well. This *is* in the interest of reviving Omnimaga projects after all right? Most of them should already have topics, so they can just be updated as they progress. A download can also be added when the project is complete, or as it progresses if you guys want to do betas or demos. Finally, you may attract people who are interested in helping who may not have known otherwise.

How about an Omni Twitch channel? I'd like to stream some games, too
(sorry for hijacking this thread, but it seems like the most reasonable place to do so atm)

You could always make a topic... . Doesn't sound like a bad idea though.

@Juju: Followed. Maybe I'll watch if you play some old school games.

Well, I'd guess that minecraft will be exclusive to Microsoft platforms now. Other than that I unno. I actually don't know much about the minecraft community. If they're smart though, they'll continue to support community mods. Maybe they'll require being approved by Microsoft though, so nothing malicious is made.