Re: LZ: Usgard
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Re: LZ: Usgard
Jim Reardon wrote:
> At first I was really interested in Usgard, but when it was released I
> was sorta disapointed.
Same here. The interface is really wierd. I hate how it takes 6
keypresses to shut down the calc. CShell only takes 1. Also, I hid
something with explorer, a little x appeared for the first letter, which
I didn't think was that weird, but then when I went back into explorer
later, it was gone, and I couldn't un-hide it!
> First off, size postings were very misleading. Sure the shell is only
> 4k, but then your interface, a bunch of libraries, and the whole
> shebang
> didn't leave me with much space for programs.
Yes, the libraries are way too big, and annoying. They should all have
a number as the first char to hide from the TI-85's built in delete
menu, and have some util. to mess with them in there.
> As for the actual interface, very nice, except "Explorer" was quite
> buggy.
Okay.
> Programming for Usgard, while I just "dabbled" is quite nice.
> Relocation
> is the greatest thing since sliced bread. Libraries, though, don't
> save
> as much memory as I thought they would (mostly because I still have
> mostly ZShell games, plus not much space is left after the shell is
> put
> on). Some of the new CALLs look helpful and very promising.
>
> So now my debate continues: develop for ZShell or for Usgard? What
> does
> everyone else think? What shell are you personally going to stick
> with
> and use?
I'm gonna use USGARD only because I have to (hey, same reason I use
win95), because there will be some program I want to use that will be
written for usgard, and not whatevershell. Expander support built in is
probably what will do it for me. If I didn't have an expander though, I
would definetly have CShell on my calc right now.
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References:
- LZ: Usgard
- From: jim.reardon@juno.com (Jim Reardon)