I understand C fairly well, but I don't see where the code adds the "6: Theme Editor" to the Settings menu.. Any ideas?

In Gui.c, last lines.

Edit1: okay, I'm naughty ..

Basicly, menus in the TI-Nspire OS are static and encoded like that :

Deep, Resource ID, callback, callbackdata, Resource Lib,
...
0,      0,               0,          0,                0

Deep defines what deep the menu entry is, basically, if it is in a submenu.
When you have a submenu, its callback and callbackdata are null.
The submenu is right after this entry.

Resource ID defines the offset in the Resource Lib. You'll have to extract all the resource strings to have an idea what is behind.
The function called is get_res_string(lib, id); This returns an utf16 char array.

Callback is the function that is ran when you hit the entry
Callbackdata is the data passed to this function as 2nd argument (first is the Button, third is the event Code - keep in mind to have a condition code to filter only active events like Enter or MouseClic).

Resource Lib is the lib to use for the string (SYST, DCOL, CTLG, etc ....) - those are defines in nFrame, sorry.

Edit2: By the way, I do not really add '6 - Theme Editor' because I do not have the place for one more entry in the OS.
I simply copied the existing table (I could have made a simple copy table also) in the source code and put one more entry.
This is not the extensible way to do, I know it, but it was worth for testing :p.

If you remove the display:none it says :

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So you can still login or something (I don't have account).

Why make a physics engine if it performs poorly on the actual platform/hardware it should be running on

TI's logic.

Integrated Intel graphics tend to have very horrible gaming support, although if the game is at least a few years older than the graphic card it generally works despite warnings. Everytime I check game boxes in stores, they list plenty of supported video cards, but I never ever see any Intel chip listed.

Depends :p
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Ok thanks for the clarification. Just wanted to make sure since I saw "Ndless 3.2" above, which might have implied that you guys or ExtendeD managed to update Ndless so that it actually runs on OS 3.2.

Actually its only "Ndless 3.2 switch"

You can with an adapter...

Having the TI-Nspire Navigator System craddle doesn't say you have access to internet (most common sense for "having WiFi").
In fact, if the host doesn't have a certain program launched in order to make a proxy between internet and the nspire (software that is not official but requires official stuff), you can't have internet.

Here, WiFi is just a protocol that TI has chosen in order to have a communication between a teacher and its students.