I've run into this problem on an almost daily basis (using google as an alternative to the slow forum search), and it sounds like a great idea
Why is the search so slow, anyway? 0.o  Ever since we changed servers (and changed something iirc?) it's been like that.

I mean just doing normal math.   This is a non-cas.
If it's on the normal ones then TI's done a pretty good job of hiding it and not documenting it at all b/c after looking through menus and settings for days I've found nothing that appears to change it.
(why didn't they put in something as simple as a F↔D key...)


OT edit: what's with this thread breaking my sig... 0.o

It just depends on your opinion.

With Casio calcs, you get a pretty good piece of hardware (at a great price) and a company that cares about programmability etc. They go to the point of joining forums like this one and someone answers questions and gets feedback. And actually does something with that feedback, leading to stuff like OS bugs being fixed.
With TI calcs, the hardware is hit-and-miss (the CX seems to have some pretty good stuff, but the still-mainstream 83 series is running on the decades-old Z80) and they don't really give a snap about anyone who isn't a teacher. And there's the high prices.  Afaict the only reason TI's still floating is because of the monopoly they seems to have on schools, which I guess can be a benefit in classes with teachers that don't know how to teach without being dependent on them.

Personally I have both a CX and a Prizm, and I'm kind of disappointed with how the CX does math (it does stuff like turning division problems into fractions and spitting the same thing back out at you) and symbol input. Also the mouse is kind of wonky, popping up randomly and clicking when you don't want it to.
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As an afterthought aren't there topics about this, even a tutorial somewhere?

Do the changes apply to existing staff, then?  For me some random buttons/checkboxes have disappeared, differing by board.

Anyway glad to hear about the anti-spam measures, it's been kind of out of hand lately


Edit: made badges to match the changes
Not sure if Support Staff should be on one line or two, though.  It fits anyway.

Looking pretty good

This reminds me of some game I made up back in sixth grade, some sort of tic-tac-toe/gobblet thing iirc..

Ick.
so. many. options.
Could you name them a bit recognisable and put some headers in?
(I prefer the last above the first)

Those names are taken directly from the list. I'm guessing they're part of the OS itself, and the editor just lists and changes them.
Most of them you can (somewhat) tell what they are just by looking at the names, anyway.. And if you don't know for sure and care enough to find out you can change it to some obvious color and look around

TIMGUL closed, and the people who were there were invited to come here.

Anyway welcome to omni! There aren't many peanuts that have to do with music yet, but maybe this'll do for now: