There is a better way to manage different scenes, using a screen manager.
http://www.inspired-lua.org/2012/02/how-to-create-a-screen-manager/ is a tutorial on how to make them, but it's in french.
I also posted something similar here on the forum a couple of times, so you might find it with a search.

You can also save progress by returning a table in on.save().
The nspire will then give it as argument to on.restore when you open the program next time.

I think he is referring to his project Punix, an POSIX (IIRC) OS for the 68k calcs.
There is a topic somewhere on the forums with pics in it

Very nice work!

Hey all

I need to clarify some stuff regarding the rtf and xml.
All Nspire OS's, even the new ones support the rtf based markup.
But, this markup is different than normal style rtf, and it's still embedded in an XML document (which is then in a (encrypted) zip document).
Because TI added stuff to the rtf, mathboxes and other stuff can be put in it.
You can do everything you can do with XML.

Now, I don't know when I will be able to add support to nCreator, since I got a lot on my head. (meaning I have a lot of other stuff to do )

I agree with much of what Adrien said, and I too am mainly a Lua fun.

But I think that somewhere there is a solution to this, but TI isn't looking enough.
I understand TI's concerns, but they are too fast in cutting of the community.

"w" never worked for me when using wine. It always creates and empty document, whatever I do

At least Ndless 3.1 will have a little time to live.