Any ideas for the GUI design? Will it end up being just like a Linux OS and then you will be able to launch a math application or is going to be mainly a math tool and then you can run other programs on it kind of like the Nspire?
Is a mouse going to be included?
Are you writing a fresh Linux Distro or is it just going to be the included distribution modified for the calculators purposes?
If you really want to program your Nspire CX I would recommend downgrading to OS 3.1 if you are not already on it. Downgrading will allow you to use Ndless and allow C and assembly programs to run on your calculator. The calculator's programming is kind of limited without Ndless.
Yes, so that is what I said. He doesn't really care about calculating capacities (CAS, etc) but wants to developp on hos calcs, which is annoying on the CX CAS since TI always blocks Ndless.
Maybe it's just me but doesn't TI blocking Ndless create a game between coders and TI? I'm sure some people enjoy trying to figure out how to get past the restrictions TI puts on its calculators.
Ahh. There are so many things that I want to do but there just isn't enough time to learn and do everything . I'd really like to develop a mobile app for Omnimaga on Android but I don't have time to do it right now. School kind of takes up most of my days and nights. Maybe over the summer or over a break I can look into Android development.
Wouldn't that be awesome? To have a mobile app with a built in IRC client just for Omnimaga?
Maybe we should develop mobile apps for Android and IOS. I know that it would be cheaper to develop for Android than IOS though. Android has a one time developer fee while Apple charges you yearly. To solve that problem we might be able to put the app on Cydia, an App Store for Jailbroken devices although I don't know what their fees are.
Q: It's wonderfull, but i don't know anything of design, or C++ coding, What can i do ?
A: There is easy start of C++ on the web, and there is other stuff to do, so write your skill, ... in worst case you can order chinese food. ( we have a pizza french man )
I think I'm apart of this category. I'm learning Java in school and C on my own. If you ever want to get a JVM onto that calculator I might be able to help. I'm trying to learn about the JVM right now. C++ shouldn't be too hard to learn after I get C since its based off of C.
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. I'd really like to develop a mobile app for Omnimaga on Android but I don't have time to do it right now. School kind of takes up most of my days and nights. Maybe over the summer or over a break I can look into Android development.
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