Thank you for your replies. I've downloaded the OS and the PDF guidebook from TI's site and used N-Link to upload the OS. All went perfectly well. I have to agree that this "subscription" thing is bad for us collectors. Some of my calculators are 30-40 years old. Even in the odd chance tha...

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So what's the deal here? TI-Nspire™ CX CAS Student Software Version 6.0 Version 6.0 is a new, account-based version of the software. It has a different type of license that requires purchase of a separate activation key. (If you have version 5.4 or earlier, see below.) Please note: Customers may con...

We now have no less than 3 working Python implementations on the Graph90+E / fx-CG50, so I think that having a quick way to check which of them runs our scripts could help. So here's a simple script that I use to do this, let's call it "whichpy.py": # get implementation # 1: Casio # 2: Pyt...

Thank you, critor! Managed to install 3.70 using a windows computer at work today and both MicroPythons seem fine.

Thank you for the info, Critor. So if the calculator is set to English, the only new thing 3.70 brings is the ending screen image? If that's the case, I'm a bit reluctant to upgrade yet... By the way, thank you for the heads-up about KhiCAS. Did you had the chance to try Parisse's MicroPython (built...

Oh, silly me Thank you. Still can't send the .py file with TILP2 unless I make it a .8xv using the procedure described above.

Thank you, I'll look into the library.
So I've downloaded the archive again, extracted Noel2022.8xv and opened it with a hex editor.
Shouldn't it contain PYCD in the header to be identified as a Python appvar?

Joyeux Noël / Merry Christmas Very nice surprise! Since I can't use TI-Connect to send Python files through USB under Linux, I've used TILP2 to send the downloaded .8xv on my TI-84 Plus CE-T Python Edition, but it's not recognized as a PY extension, so I edited the .py source and added "PYCD&qu...