branches, we will both have the same Kernel, but I will be developing a different front end, so it's like Linux, same Kernel different GUI's and way of doing things, although there should be a lot of cross compatibility as long as we both keep the same standards.
so what about programs that are already in ASM, that are like apps, loading at $4000, or asm programs that load at $9D95? I guess you'll have to re-write them, because most use locations like AppBackupScreen. Speaking of data, how exactly will a program request data to use? like, if they need 768 bytes of data or something.
you can't just port over a program from TIOS you have to first convert it to be compatible with KOS, they have completely different layouts, and we wont have the same bcalls, if we call them that.
'tis true, personally I like having access to both I'm actually working on a version of said console, which is just in the beginnings right now and I have no idea if it will make it to the final version, here is a screenshot of it in the works
TI-83+SE are no longer in production, and so they are harder to find. Also, a TI-83+SE is the fastest of the 8x family due to the fact that is has no clock using up cycles. of course that means it has no extra features, but to be sure they are a very desirable calculator to have. Kind of a collectors piece.
So what you're saying is that a Ti-83+ SE is faster generally than an 84+ SE?
well the speed increase isn't noticeable, but yes it is faster.
lol, well I don't doubt they read our front page and stuff, but I don't think we really have to worry about a spy yet, unless we start making all the jailbreaking software for the nspire instead of other sites.
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I'll upload it today and then I'm off to vacation for 4 weeks.
maybe I should load it on my calc for my vacation 
