As should I. O_o

This wouldn't happen to be because I brought up this idea in ben_g's back to cretaceous project now would it?

So I found an old Ti related floppy disk. I finally decided to open in, so I put it in my laptop, and yes, my laptop has a floppy drive. Anyway I put it in and found a bunch of files including sample programs for ti-83 and ti-92 as well as a connection software for them both (I believe?).

Anyway I was wondering if Omnimaga might want a copy of the files, they might be useful, after all it is a calculator community.

Happy Birthday Spyro!

Welp, There's always Evolve. Obviously you can't play or launch games from Evolve because that's not what it's for (It's for playing your multiplayer games). But still it will create a library for all of your games.

The point of evolve was at first to be a tunneling engine so that those who couldn't port forward could still play games with their friends, but now it's a giant client similar to steam (except you don't buy games). Every time you play a new game, the client adds it to your library, that is if the game has a profile on Evolve. It records how long you have played it and whatnot, but it doesn't allow you to launch the games so I guess that's not what you want. Anyway, the reason Evolve has profiles for games is because unlike other tunneling engines like hamachi, Evolve custom writes and test a new tunneling engine for every single game in its database. Thus if it's on Evolve the tunneling engine is guaranteed to work (if you aren't relayed of course )


Anyway, if anyone wants to check that out, here it is:
https://www.evolvehq.com/welcome
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As for your physical library problem. Why don't you just manually add non-steam games to your steam library. Thus you can have them all in one place...

Hi! And welcome to Omnimaga!
 
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7032: You make a calculator in your game to emulate a Ti-84 and then make your game on the Ti-84, then make another Ti-84, in the game, in the Ti-84, in the game.