I don't know if you figured this out yet, but I remember I had the same issues getting eclipse set up with ndless.  I could be wrong, but for some reason I think I needed to not have Java in C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\ but instead put it in C:\Program Files\Java\.

Hope this helps!

DJ, you are a truly valuable asset to the TI community.  Not only do you have many impressive project releases, but also you have helped create one of the greatest TI communities to allow other's projects to flourish as well as your own.  When you started in the calculator community, I doubt I knew graphing calculators even existed.  I, along with the entire community, truly thank you for your endless contributions!

I wish you the best of luck with all that may happen in your future!

This looks great, OmnomIRC is an amazing tool that I am sure could be quite useful on other forums!

Excellent work!

This is very interesting!  Nice to see new information about early Nspire prototypes!

Congrats on your new positions juju and Netham!

Actually, I believe you had to pay for the first version of Block Dude (though there is a free trial version out there).

For a second release this week, I have finally also finished up the Nspire Lua game Pegs!



You can download from the Omni archives or ticalc (when it is added)!

Enjoy!

(Also, I will be going away next week, probably without internet access, so I might disappear for a few days...)

Its nice to hear from you again, Ranman!

Glad to hear things are going pretty well for you; I hope all will slow down after a while and more Jumpman progress will come!