I've sort of been away from my calculator for the past ~6 months. Sad, isn't it?

At least the two featured PC items were good ones. They both deserve good recognition.

personnally i have never used ktigcc but i have used tilp2 so guess which one i voted for.

however both wewre good progs. good job!

KTIGCC. Makes TI development a cinch in Linux.

TiLP2 is the only program of both I use, so I voted TiLP2.

TiLP2 for me as well, despite the fact that I haven't gotten the silver-link and direct link drivers to install correctly yet. . .

I know how you feel, once you get that evil TI-Connect driver installed Windows builds an antibody to the TiLP Driver. However when you install the TiLP Driver on a system that never had the TI-Connect driver it is a cinch. All I can suggest is that you manually install the TiLP Driver by "updating the driver" in the Windows Driver Manager by pointing to the C:/Path/to/TiLP-II/dir/os/driver/ directory.

ktigcc is developers only, tilp2 is useful for both groups.

My vote goes to ktigcc.

I voted for TILP2 because KTIGCC uses QT and KDE and I use XFCE and hate KDE. ;)
And I dream that I find some time to make a GTK Port.

@Kevin: Don't bother about this, I love this IDE but I hate KDE.

Was that pointless troll really necessary?

Just because you hate KDE doesn't need you don't need to use it, besides, all you need is kdelibs. If I never used software that depended on stuff I didn't like, I would have a basic KDE Install with the KGames.

When I use the kdelibs I use KDE. Sorry but this is my opinion.

So it's not that you don't like the interface (I'd disagree, but a reasonable opinion), but that you're against KDE in principle? ;-)

<ironic>I think I hate KDE because QT uses the QPL and I one of these fanatic Debian/Free Softwarefanatics.</ironic> ;)

1. Qt is GPL and has been for ages. (You can use and distribute it under either the GPL or the QPL, at your option.)
2. The QPL is Free Software and Open Source according to the FSF, the OSI and Debian. The Qt license Debian had a problem with was even older than the QPL and is no longer used.

So Qt's and KDE's licensing is perfectly Free.

tilp2 rocks...ti-connect stopped working for my 89T for some reason. But TILP2 works, and has USB Directlink support to boot. Yeah!!!

Its a huge step, look back even a year ago and USB support for linking with the calculator was almost non-existent.

I've never even heard of either of those. Oh well, I just voted randomly. Yay.

I hope your random vote went to KTIGCC. ;-)

Voting randomly?? Talk about undermining the fundamental workings of democracy!! :)

TiLP is a wonderful program, even better than the TI program. The only thing is, I haven't found out how to use TiLP yet =(. Oh well.