Wow you have been busy so many awesome features!  I especially like all the program shortcuts and hooks you allow :] And you also seem to have implemented noshell or similar right?  The shell needs to still be on the calc right? 

Yes, the shell still needs to be on the calculator if you need to use shell commands. But soon I'll probably implement most of the ION library, so that would make most games work without a shell.

Wow.  Stellar update, thepenguin.  For lack of a better pun, this update is a Pen-gu-win.

I suppose the easy way to explain it is that it's a place where thepenguin just threw some random stuff of his, which he then released to the public and eventually got feature requests and made even better.
It's a collection of hooks and OS mods that do all kinds of customizable things to your calc.

I meant to ask what the "Shell" function of zStart is. 

It allows you to add CalcUtil-like functionality to DCS programs.  Basically, you can press [On]+a number to launch a program if you have it selected, and it will run even if it has DCS features in it (providing everything is set up right).

So, the shell has to be on the calculator for running from homescreen to function?  I guess I'm not deleting calcutil yet after all...

Also, a bug report.  Somehow, zStart disables the TIOS APD.  I left the calc for like an hour at the homescreen and when I came back, it was still on.

Yes, the shell still has to be there. It's just easier that way because to re implement all the libraries would take almost the entire app. Also, programs that don't need shell calls will work without a shell selected.

And for the APD, it's not zStart that is disabling it, but instead the program. zStart just doesn't turn it back on, so I'll have to fix that.

Yes, I'll put a readme out eventually. It will be when I uploaded it to ticalc.org again.

The run on Ram clear option purely runs your program on ram clear. So simple enough, find the program, press [ON] + [ . ] twice, then on the next ram clear, that program will run right between displaying the calculator type and displaying "Ram Cleared."

The old ram clear is for OS's 2.53 and 2.55. It makes the ram clear screen look like the 2.43 screen.

And there's nothing really buggy about running on ram clear. It's no different than any of my other shortcut settings.

Oh, I see what went wrong there. It has nothing to do with running on ram clears. It's a combination of two things, 1) Mathprint 2) Me not reopening the edit buffer.

I figured out that the calculator still works if you close the edit buffer in a keyHook and then don't reopen it. I just didn't realize that this would crash mathprint. So I'll fix that.