Last edited by KermMartian on 15 Apr 2015 01:04:51 pm; edited 2 times in total
Many of our visitors are coming to see where they can download MirageOS for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition. Short answer:
MirageOS and Doors CS (two TI-83+/TI-84+ shells) do not work on the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition. Most games for the black-and-white calculators also do not run on the new color-screen calculator.
3) There is no specified release time frame for a TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition of Doors CS. Such project takes time, between school and other life duties. It will be ready when it's ready.
Even if Doors turns out to be a week shell (although I strongly doubt it) I will of course congratulate the time and effort that Kerm has done for the CSE community rather than comment on how lame it might be. Which won't be the case, as I am a huge fan of Doors and continue to support it whatever platform it may take to.
Even if Doors turns out to be a week shell (although I strongly doubt it) I will of course congratulate the time and effort that Kerm has done for the CSE community rather than comment on how lame it might be. Which won't be the case, as I am a huge fan of Doors and continue to support it whatever platform it may take to.
Thanks. My first priority is something that will let you run BASIC and ASM programs, Archived or in RAM, from the homescreen and from a basic desktop. Once that core feature is in place, I'll start worrying about all the extra features; as Merth says, Doors CS has always followed the iterative development model.
Don't even ask for Mirage OS to be remade because Doors CS will turn out to be a much better shell.
The original author(s) lost the MirageOS source and has gone on to the rest of his life. Whether DCS is better is a matter of opinion.
I think specifically that ordelore meant Doors CSE, not Doors CS.
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My first priority is something that will let you run BASIC and ASM programs, Archived or in RAM, from the homescreen and from a basic desktop. Once that core feature is in place, I'll start worrying about all the extra features; as Merth says, Doors CS has always followed the iterative development model. 