Perhaps, and I'm no expert with this OS (I barely know anything about how to manipulate this OS), a key hook could be installed with Ndless?

Add links for each one, Nlightened. There are some I can't find, and I'm sure some newbs will search and find this without knowing how to find them, much less use them.

The redirects to the download for the Ti Nspire connect software work, but the application won't run. It says it's an invalid application. I did whatever I could, nothing.
With kArm, I'm having trouble installing Ndless. I'll try again today.

I used three different translation tools. The best one is Bing, but if you use a search tool or navigate somehow without clicking a link, Bing's tool thinks you don't need it anymore.

Yeah I have the files, just very confused. Please list what I need to run Nspire_emu_070 and to run kArmTI...

Yeah the other Nspire emu doesn't seem like a good idea
This is great, thanks! Idk what versions I'll need exactly but I'll figure it out.

So boot1 is the equivalent of a ROM from an 84+SE in this sense, right? What version will I need?

I also need a link to the newest Ndless compatible OS...

If this is illegal, delete it immediately as I do not support pirating.

I found this site. What should I get from it to emulate a Ti Nspire CX CAS OS 3.1 (newest Ndless supported OS) that I will put Ndless on? I'm just emulating it to get a feel for it before I get it.
Also, a brief HOW-TO on emulating it when i get my files in order!

Well I mean it would be okayif it were too tiny, honestly. You're not going to be 100% concerned with whats on the screen. 2x2 is normal to me, because I'm not super picky about actual size... 1x1 would work for a debugger. I think there should be three focuses:
1: Get as close to authentic emulation as possible.
2: Make a feature that overdrives the 8x calc you are using so people have more flexibility in case they want a SUPER 84+ or 83+. for example, an 83+ with TONs of memory and storage, or an 84+ at 500% speed. lol just a thought.
3: Somewhat pander the emulator towards developers, not just classroom users. Developers are probably the only people who want to use it anyways, as a student I'd ask "Why use an 84+ when I have an NSPIRE RIGHT HERE!"

Also, allow for overclocking or underclocking. Maybe do a check and ask "Do you want to run it at this speed?" or add a utility in the options bar to over/underclock the calc during emulation as you see fit. I have ideas, lots of 'em lol

Mostly because I was going to write a similar project, for the Prizm.

DJ_O, indeed.
I am going to try Sonic Advanced

Can a CX CAS run this?

Because I emulated this and it crashed when I ran "Sonic Advanced 3"...