Ooh I like those . Also is that Sonic game from the GBA emulator or is somebody working on a full Nspire Sonic clone?

SpiroH,

Awesome emu!  Only problem is, I am stuck to using v1.65 - anything after that seems to introduce a crash whenever a left arrow is pressed anywhere within the emu - boot options dialogue, emu main window, skin manager, literally anywhere!

Also encountering and error whereby the hotkeys such as ^ and brackets are not working when using a touchpad skin - they work fine when using a clickpad skin!

I am running in on Ubuntu 14.04 under Wine, so I don't know if this is causing the problems I am encountering?

+1 for native Linux and Android (ARM) ports please 

SpiroH,

Awesome emu!  Only problem is, I am stuck to using v1.65 - anything after that seems to introduce a crash whenever a left arrow is pressed anywhere within the emu - boot options dialogue, emu main window, skin manager, literally anywhere!
Also encountering and error whereby the hotkeys such as ^ and brackets are not working when using a touchpad skin - they work fine when using a clickpad skin!
I am running in on Ubuntu 14.04 under Wine, so I don't know if this is causing the problems I am encountering?
+1 for native Linux and Android (ARM) ports please 

Hi Tony,
Oops, definitely not my happy day . Nice family you have there, btw.
Unfortunately, right now, I have just about 244 tests on my desk awaiting for urgent correction.  I'll have a look at the kArmTI issues, ASAP (i'm a bit surprised, but it only happens to programmers... ). With regards to native Linux, maybe you could research on Youtube for NspireX...  Thanks for the feedback, and welcome to Omnimaga. I hope you'll enjoy your stay.
Thanks to Franz too for the usual fantastic assistance.  Without your feedback things cannot improve and normally faults are quite simple to tackle. You'll hear from me sometime soon.

EDIT1:
I've just done a quick test with kArmTI version v1.75, on my windows 64-bit and:

Only problem is, I am stuck to using v1.65 - anything after that seems to introduce a crash
whenever a left arrow is pressed anywhere within the emu - boot options dialogue, emu main window, skin manager, literally anywhere!

I cannot reproduce this problem at all, never!

Also encountering and error whereby the hotkeys such as ^ and brackets are not working when using a touchpad skin - they work fine when using a clickpad skin!

They work just fine on my system!

This is very weird, but as i said above I'll have a more thourough look when i have more time. I would appreciate if more ppl would report similar crashes, though.

I'm running OS 3.6 on kArmTI and it works fine. I suppose that OS 3.9 would also work, but I've not tested it.

OK that's good. This is a bit why I was wondering if KarmTI used the latest version, since OS 3.9 is fairly recent.

Well, if it doesn't happen to you (with your 64bit Windows), then I guess it's only a problem of the 32bit version!?

No, i'm not taking about the 64-bit version, I mean kArmTI v1.753 32-bit version running on a window7 64-bit, that's quite different.

At least here on my 32bit-Vista this crash happens everytime when I press the left-arrow key, no matter in which part of kArmTI.

I'm sorry to hear that. Well, what i can say at the moment is that you have plenty of previous kArmTI working versions, so please do not make a problem out of nothing.

Maybe you should better forget the 64bit compile, I don't really see any advantage of 64bit for the kArmTI emulation, and the 32bit version has always worked fine in the past.

With due respect Franz, if you don't mind, i think is up to me to decide. And, it so happens, i can see plenty of advantages on the 64-bit port, which, BTW, is not being addressed here at all.

Have a nice day,

Just because he might be in a grumpy mood today or has declined a suggestion request from you doesn't mean you should stop giving feedback/report bugs in the future. There are many other suggestions that he might be welcoming and perhaps if other people run into the same bug, he'll look into it more.


EDIT: He will be back: http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-1514-post-13232.html#pid13232