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Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny released!
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| Posted by tifreak8x on 2 Jun 2008 01:22 GMT. | Ranman, hosted at TI-Freakware has officially released Ultima V after 4 long years of development. Ultima V is a massive non-linear RPG with an expected 400 hours of game play. This game was first introduced back in 1987 for the Apple II, and later the next year for the PC and commodore 64. Now it has graced our TI-89's and TI-89 ti's. You can find the game here.
Expect versions for the 92+ and Voyage 200 in the near future. | | Discuss (6 replies)
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File Upload Errors
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| Posted by allynfolksjr on 2 Jun 2008 00:50 GMT. | Hello All-
Due to an undetected error in the file upload form, it is highly likely that your submitted file will claim that the upload was a success while in fact it was failing silently.
I can't comment on the particularities of the issue due to security concerns, but if you have uploaded a file since September 15th, 2007, and it was not accepted while claiming to be uploaded successfully, chances are that you have been affected by this error.
If your file has not appeared since the aforementioned date, please resubmit it.
Thanks for your understanding! | | Discuss (0 replies)
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Third-Party 84+ OS Receiver over USB
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| Posted by allynfolksjr on 12 May 2008 02:27 GMT. | Panic situation: You just bought a TI-84+, and really want to check out that awesome third-party PongOS for your calculator. There's only one problem, the little issue of requiring a graphlink (I/O) cable that are becoming increasingly rare to find.
The solution? Brandon Wilson has just released his most recent breakthrough, and it's called UnivOS. UnivOS is an OS receiver that uses the USB cable that came with your calculator, and allows the transmission of an unsigned third-party operating system. | | Discuss (6 replies)
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New Archive Organization
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| Posted by Barrett on 10 May 2008 16:22 GMT. | We have just updated the structure of the file archives on the server. If all went to plan, you shouldn't see any difference at all. On the server itself, we moved all files to a more predictable and organized way in order to make things easier on all of us, and to prepare for some new features that we will be implementing in the near future.
If any file download links do not work, please let us know here. Thank you. | | Discuss (6 replies)
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Unscheduled Maintenance
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| Posted by Andy on 5 May 2008 16:16 GMT. | | The server was down for roughly 20 minutes today for some unscheduled maintenance. Sorry for any inconvenience. | | Discuss (3 replies)
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New Server
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| Posted by Barrett on 23 Feb 2008 22:55 GMT. | For the second time in a little less than a year, we have moved to a new server. Until things update throughout the internet, it is possible that you will be forwarded to CalcG.com.
If anything does not work correctly, please make a reply in this thread.
This will be our server for a long time to come, so you shouldn't expect to see any moves for at least a few years. I have posted a reply to this thread with the hardware specifications of the server. | | Discuss (9 replies)
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Calc.org back again?
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| Posted by allynfolksjr on 11 Feb 2008 22:24 GMT. | | calc.org has once again refused to die a peaceful death and is back in an extremely simple form with another plea from Ben Trettel for more developers. The newsworthy aspect of this is that the archive is now back on calc.org in a rudimentary way. Check it out if you're nostalgic for some TI-83 action. | | Discuss (6 replies)
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