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Choice	Votes		Percent
Windows	102	51.3%
MacOS	4	2.0%
RedHat/Fedora	2	1.0%
SuSE	2	1.0%
FreeBSD	2	1.0%
Slackware	0	0.0%
Mandrake	1	0.5%
Some other Linux flavor	11	5.5%
Solaris	0	0.0%
OS/2	0	0.0%
Other	2	1.0%
I only program on my calculator	68	34.2%
I honestly have no idea	5	2.5%

Survey posted 2006-03-13 06:17 by Jon.

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Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Person Dude
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Reply to this comment	14 March 2006, 18:26 GMT

Re: Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Radical-Pi
Save that for the front page news article...
Reply to this comment	14 March 2006, 22:42 GMT

Re: Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Lewk Of Serthic
Very innovative.
Reply to this comment	17 March 2006, 02:10 GMT

Coming Soon...
Person Dude
Thanx. My "Co." is coming out with a formula solver, but I have been told to not submit it. See my Bio.
Reply to this comment	17 March 2006, 18:10 GMT

AGHHH!!!
MafiaMan
AGHHHH!!! Somebody doesn't know what operating system they use! Happy Pi Day!
Reply to this comment	14 March 2006, 18:58 GMT

Re: AGHHH!!!
burntfuse (Web Page)
Wow...I really hope that's a joke or something...
Reply to this comment	14 March 2006, 22:39 GMT

Re: Re: AGHHH!!!
Snave2000
I suspect it happens all the time...
Reply to this comment	14 March 2006, 23:16 GMT

Re: Re: Re: AGHHH!!!
burntfuse (Web Page)
But only for the mindless morons who can't think for themselves (the kind of people that think all processors are Pentiums, and Internet Explorer is the internet, etc.). I wouldn't think people who couldn't read the huge 'Windows' text at their boot screen would be programming calcs or hanging around this site.
Reply to this comment	15 March 2006, 18:40 GMT

Re: Re: AGHHH!!!
Chipmaster
Yea, it doesn't make any sense. Those with no computer experience probably use windows and should see the boot screen everytime they turn on their computer. Those with more computer experience probably use Mac or a form of Linux or something else altogether, but because of their experience they should know what it is. It doesn't make any sense. The most likely case is that this is either a joke or a blind n00b! ROFL
Reply to this comment	14 March 2006, 23:43 GMT

Re: Re: Re: AGHHH!!!
JcN (Web Page)
Maybe it's BeOS?
Reply to this comment	15 March 2006, 06:04 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: AGHHH!!!
burntfuse (Web Page)
But they would be in the same group as the Linux/BSD users...
Reply to this comment	16 March 2006, 22:18 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: AGHHH!!!
JcN (Web Page)
Isn't BeOS a proprietary OS made by the former company Be, Inc.?
Reply to this comment	18 March 2006, 21:27 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: AGHHH!!!
Kevin Kofler (Web Page)
Yes, it did support POSIX though. But the default windowing system and some other stuff was proprietary, similarly to how OS X is set up. BeOS has been sold to yellowTAB who now publish it under the name ZETA.
Reply to this comment	18 March 2006, 22:13 GMT

Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
lifeiscalc
I should have voted for OS/2. But I voted for mac, because I rarely use my OS/2 system for anything usefull.
Reply to this comment	15 March 2006, 23:58 GMT

Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Steven Ford
i use windows, but i think i might try something like lenix or something, but not till later
Reply to this comment	16 March 2006, 00:05 GMT

Re: Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Lewk Of Serthic
You mean Linux? ;)
Reply to this comment	17 March 2006, 02:12 GMT

Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
CDI_ (Web Page)
I don't think I've ever coded a byte that wasn't on the calc (that would end up on a calc) maybe that's because I do BASIC... but even my GFX I do on the comp then by hand on the calc
Reply to this comment	16 March 2006, 18:08 GMT

Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Person Dude
I have a question: How do you make an animated screenshot? I know this is off topic, but this is the shortest post page.
Reply to this comment	16 March 2006, 18:16 GMT

Re: Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
KermMartian (Web Page)
Use an emulator and CalcCapture.
Reply to this comment	16 March 2006, 19:06 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Rockman87
I practically only program on the calc. If Ti had a Ti connect for windows that had program editing capabilities than I would do some on the comp.
Reply to this comment	16 March 2006, 22:22 GMT

Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Lewk Of Serthic
TIGCC on windows. Pity me. longs for linux
Reply to this comment	17 March 2006, 02:15 GMT

Re: Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
burntfuse (Web Page)
Then download Slackware! (or one of the Fedora Core series, if you're new to linux and don't want to waste hours editing your init scripts the way I've done)
Reply to this comment	17 March 2006, 02:35 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
Kevin Kofler (Web Page)
Using Fedora also has the advantage that you get to use my TIGCC, TiEmu 3 and TiLP 2 RPMs. :-)
Reply to this comment	17 March 2006, 13:15 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
burntfuse (Web Page)
But REAL HACKERS (tm) build from source! ;-)
Reply to this comment	18 March 2006, 03:30 GMT

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