To many folks, Free Software refers to Open Source (It was actually the first catchphrase). FOSS is a fair amount more recent.

@Eeems I doubt the threading on B2G will be any different than current firefox. But on the Tab memory wasting point, keep in mind that RAM is currently very cheap, computation-wise. The extra ~100 MB I might use, max, is made up for by the advantages, like allowing one tab to crash while the others live on, and I don't mind because I have another 6 GB of RAM free either way.

I thought libti supported all platforms...

Not necessarily eliminate, but it should help.

If this emu runs anything like gbcnspire, it probably handles overclocking internally. Makes sense, since you can use the precise timings to avoid framerate limiters.

The student software is probably a lot faster than any of the Emulators, and it has better integration with the OS, like copy and paste.

I don't really want one, but if I liked laptops I probably would.

I had a bit of a crazy thought: What if there was an OS that had a similar memory layout to TI-OS, but removed a lot of useless 'features' and had a lot of optimizations for speed/space, as well as being better for axe runtimes? (Ie have the same effect as Axe Fuzion, and have management menus for axioms, etc.

Legally, as long as only a patch is released, there's no illegal file sharing (aka warez )

However, this is where I get curious: Just how closely does Axe Parser interact with the OS? Does it, for example, use any bcalls? IIRC, getkeyr is an example.

I'm also a Touhou fan, btw. Some of the best piano music on the planet.