Walruses are love. Walruses are life.

He left it on a shelf for a few months and it magically started charging again. Go figure

So now for the Nspire projects (and two 68k) (from Nov 1 to Nov 30)

TI-Nspire:

CHAOS
A rage game. The object is to get to the flasing door. The rage? There are hidden spikes that will tear you to pieces. Includes over 20 levels, multiple game modes, and a level editor.
Author: LDStudios

nGL and crafti

An Nspire port of OpenGL and a minecraft clone using said library. Crafti featured on ticalc. Need I say more?
GitHub for nGL
GitHub for crafti
Author: Vogtinator

pyWrite - python script editor

A python script editor made for use with micropython. Features syntax highlighting, selections, and settings at the moment.
Author: Vogtinator

Lime Rick

A port of a puzzle flash game of the same name. Includes 24 levels, a level editor, and scorekeeping.
Author: LDStudios

Dino Puzzle Lua

A port of a TI-83+ series game of the same name. The original is in PuzzPack and comes loaded on TI-84+/SE calculators. Features new tile types as well.
Author: LDStudios

Debian on the TI-Nspire CX
Though this is not technically from this month, the topic is still very active. A how-to article for installing Debian on your TI-Nspire CX. The actual, full, Debain.
Author: Ivoah

nKaruga

A port of the bullet hell Ikaruga for PC, this is quite literally one of the hardest action games on the Nspire. Currently only has one level, but it already has a ticalc feature.
GitHub
Author: matrefeytontias

Solarized Theme for Nspire CX

A port of the linux Solarized Theme. Enough said.
Author: aeTIos

z80e For Nspire
Part of the KnightOS project, this is a z80 emulator for the TI-Nspire calcs. So far, only KnightOS is supported (sorry, no TI-OS). Work in progress, and coming along nicely.
Author: matrefeytontias

[Lua] Turing Machine
A Turing Machine for the Nspire.
Author: CinusMinus

[Lua] Realistic Flight Simulator

Avoid Flappy Birds in the not so realistic “realistic” flight simulator.
Author: LDStudios

[WIP]Unnamed Tetris Clone
A tetris clone. ‘Nuff said.
Authors: Streetwalrus and aeTIos

Where’s Derpy?

A port of a flash game of the same name.
Author: gameblabla

TI-Nspire HW:

TI-Nspire USB Serial Breakout Boards
Prototype breakout boards for the Nspire calcs so you don’t have to use the built-in USB port if you don’t want to or it is broken.
Author: tangrs

TI-68k:

Source Seekers 68k
A port of the CSE game “Source Seekers.” Currently in the beta stage.
Author: Princetonlion.tibd

Dodge 68k
A port of a 83+ series game “Dodge.” Currently in the beta stage. Completed a few days ago.
Author: Princetonlinon.tibd

Guys. This debate is more ideolical than anything else (about subforums). VVVVVV didn't have the same polish and replayability as SSBO does/will have. It also didn't help that the author begged multiple times for a subforum. Ikaruga deserved one, imo, but it didn't have a large enough following to be considered "major" in the eyes of at least 3/5 of the admins' minds. While I do not agree with the decision, I understand it. It doesn't help that there are too many subforums as well.

That said, I would like to see a liason position open up, so he/she can work on the openness while the admins work on admining. Maybe just with view perms on the staff boards.

So I'm VM'ing Arch!

This is the one I set up on my PC at home. As you see, it has mate, and that's about it. I'll take suggestions here for what I should do with it.

I also set one up at school (with the teacher's permission, no less). I'll get pics of that once it is fully operational.

while(pimath_is_on_computer)
    checkOmnimaga();


Good job! Do you think this can have applications in z80 programming (is it faster, more memory efficient, etc.)?