Like I said, I'm working on a TI-83/84+ emulation library that I plan to run in Silverlight.  Anyone who has or is willing to install Silverlight (i.e. anyone with Windows 7) can use it easily.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on September 19, 2010, 12:12:24 am

Since Willrandship just said he cannot get it to work under Linux without mono, care about proving your post saying it does work by helping him getting it to run without mono?

Well, firstly, you should open the terminal and type "sudo apt-get mono" to make sure you have mono, then go to a website with Silverlight enabled (such as silverlinux.sourceforge.net).  It will prompt you to install Silverlight.  Click on their link, and it will walk you through the rest of the process.

Ah ok. It's because your other post seemed like you implied Silverlight can work on Linux without Mono installed, so I asked if you could point him to the right direction (as a proof). Does the one in that link works without it?

Quote from: SirCmpwn on September 19, 2010, 12:04:41 pm

Like I said, I'm working on a TI-83/84+ emulation library that I plan to run in Silverlight.  Anyone who has or is willing to install Silverlight (i.e. anyone with Windows 7) can use it easily.

I don't have Windows 7

Silverlight is also available on XP and most likely Vista, so the emulator should probably work on them too (unless it requires some tweaking?)

Aw... I thought you were using pure .NET, i.e. C# .NET. SilverLight on Linux is painful, not mentioning somewhat non-existent atm. Curse Micro$oft for their greed and refusal to support Linux. And yes, I've tried the plugin myself, and my verdict? Better off with an blank plugin that does nothing than installing 50 MB of stuff that doesn't work.

Moonlight is the Linux counterpart for Silverlight, found here: http://www.mono-project.com/Moonlight

It's great to see this project as an alternative to that dead Flash based emulator (I have Windows XP too!), but do keep in mind that Silverlight is not installed on any school computers, therefore nobody can access it from school. It's great (and a awesome app!) for people locked out at home!

In the end though, my Linux side is feeling pretty sad considering the only emulator on Linux is TiLEM, which is crappy (100% CPU on a laptop tends to kill laptops and start fires). (WINE + Wabbitemu doesn't help either)

Good luck SirCmpwn on your project! I'm looking forward to your progress and a working beta to play around with.

I tried the link twice and both times I got an error 404.

I clicked the new calculator link, but when it made the new room, I got the error.

Edit: Oddly enough, I changed the url to http://webbitemu.netham45.org/tiemu, then clicked the link and it worked.

I tried the link twice and both times I got an error 404.

I clicked the new calculator link, but when it made the new room, I got the error.

Edit: Oddly enough, I changed the url to http://webbitemu.netham45.org/tiemu, then clicked the link and it worked.

That was a weird glitch with FF, I've fixed it.

Awesome! I was even able to run it from my Ipod just now.

alberthrocks: though its developers are communicating less than they should, there's tilem-ng, which I mentioned several times on IRC